Sentence examples for a smaller divergence from inspiring English sources

Smaller values signify a smaller divergence and thus more similarity.

The AMAC (acyl-malonyl condensing enzyme) subfamily was formed in multicellular organisms, with a smaller divergence time from human than Viridiplantae.

Again, only a small divergence between the analytical and simulative solutions is noticeable.

From subsequent analyses, it has been determined that >80% of the extracted power could be funneled into a small divergence angle of 30°.

At low injection current of 33.0 A (Figure 5a), a small divergence far-field was obtained and the full width at half maximum (FWHM) of the main lobe emission cone is θx × θy = 0.65° × 0.31°.

These individual sources emit light with a small divergence angle, generally ~10°.

Even a small divergence from the correct transcriptional program can lead to severe defects and even death.

Another important type of structural variation is the transposition event where a segment of the genome (formally, a transposon) is copied to another location with a small divergence.

All the QRISK2 prediction models show good agreement across the age groups, with a small divergence observed towards the latter age ranges (75 to 85 years).

Here, it is possible that the strong potential polarises the travel of certain replicas, leading to a small divergence in the overall Δ A estimate of 0.11 kcal mol−1 (Table  2).

As the crystal quality declines as seen in Figs. 1 ▸ and 2 ▸, the 2θB peak begins to become more dominant, which is not captured by scanning along the specular direction if a small divergence, ΔΩ, and small acceptance in the scattered beam, Δ2θ, are used.