Sentence examples for apparent divergence in from inspiring English sources
The motivation for this paper is the apparent divergence in the GDP per capita path of Greece relative to the OECD average, starting about 40 years ago, depicted in Fig. 1a.
To analyze whether the apparent divergence in Bat1 and Bat2 metabolic roles, was correlated with the expression profile of their encoding genes, Northern analysis was carried out.
The apparent divergence in climatic envelopes might be due to abiotic factors not included in the analysis, such as differences in microhabitat structures, soil or water chemistry.
An apparent divergence in this concept has been the antiangiogenic agents, which interrupt tumor vasculature and blood supply.
The locally derived hatchery population did exhibit some growth differences in the hatchery and apparent divergence in life history characteristics (e.g. age-at-smoltification and maturity).
In this study, we characterized patterns of conservation within a broader developmental time-scale and in the case of heat shock proteins, we investigated the apparent divergence in expression profiles in greater detail.
The apparent divergence of these α-glycosyltransferases can in part be explained by differences in the length and sequence homology of their GT-1 domains, substitutions in key amino acid residues and differences in secondary structure near or at the active/binding site that would lead to different spatio-conformational outcomes and possibly change interaction of protein with substrate.
However, we cannot rule out the possibility that subtle changes in zebrafish transcription factor binding specificity may account for the apparent divergence of the CmURE2 enhancer function in the zebrafish forebrain, compared to the mouse forebrain.
The factor of two appears because polymorphism in both lineages contributes to apparent divergence, and we assume that the diversity is the same in the two lineages.
Since stationary phase yeast cells are known to exhibit significantly higher levels of oxidant production [19], the difference in experimental conditions might account for this apparent divergence.
The apparent divergence between Plasmodium GTFs relative to their orthologs in free-living organisms is consistent with the observation previously reported by Coulson et al. [ 23, 81].
