"But they always diverged from each other.
Even among outliers, Chongo, 57, had always diverged.
There are some drawbacks, of course: Anyone will tell you that regardless of the industry, simulation can do a lot, but it can't yet fully replace real-world testing, which always diverges in some ways from what you'd find in even the most advanced simulations.
We suggest that these miRNAs can be classified into the same miRNA group, even though the sequences at flanking sites of the conserved region are always diverged.
Even if multicopy hairpin precursors could yield the same mature miRNA sequences, another product, termed as miRNA* species, always diverged, such as hsa-let-7a-1* and hsa-let-7a-2*, hsa-let-7f-1* and hsa-let-7f-2* (Figure 3A).
These systems are never completely predictable because of feedback the simulation and the real series will always rapidly diverge.
By the mid-1980's, however, researchers established that the AIDS virus mutates so rapidly that specimens extracted from different patients will always have diverged genetically.
Unlike most other media sectors, the games industry has always tended to diverge rather than converge.
Additionally, the finite blockage probability causes the slope of the outage curves to approach diversity order one at high SNR for any number of nodes (because the node's uplink channel is always available) and diverge from the non-blocked case, presented by the dashed curves.
This indicates that although clonal species tend to be the least diverged in their gene sequences, among all species studied, they are not always the least diverged in their gene content.
