Sentence examples for although divergent from inspiring English sources

Although divergent natural selection promotes divergence, it does not always result in strong differentiation.

The Ns-D1 and Ns-D2 defensins display strong although divergent antifungal activity towards a number of phytopathogenic fungi.

Although divergent in their purposes, the systems share a common theme: they each use line-scan machine vision, 'incremental' image processing rather than frame-based techniques and an integrated mechatronic design approach.

Although divergent results, there are large methodological differences between the two studies: in the ARIC study, all patients with prevalent coronary disease were excluded from analysis and, consequently, the patients were free of prevalent CVD at baseline.

Although divergent ESCRTIII factors have been identified recently [ 27], these are not readily detectable by BLAST.

They share a common (although divergent) C terminal domain in addition to lacking both the G' or the G" subdomains.

Most of these studies have reported little or no divergence over large areas of the northern Palearctic, although some divergent clades, mostly dated to the Pleistocene, have been found in some species.

The genetic differentiation among most of the sequences was moderated, although highly divergent haplotypes were recorded in some localities in the West of our study area, suggestive of the occurrence of a new so far undescribed species.

Although the divergent male and female differentiation depends on key genes, many biological differences seen in men and women are driven by relative differences in estrogen and testosterone levels.

A segment encoding equivalent proteins, although highly divergent from canonical tfs3 in DNA sequence, was present in the type 1 TnPZs of strains Shi470 and G27 (97% DNA identities between them), and will be referred to as tfs3a.

As a general remark, one can indicate that the Turkic Jewish mtDNA pool, although highly divergent, does not encompass mtDNA lineages, typical of East Asia with the exception of a rare example of N9 (Tables S1 and Table S3).