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Previous analyses of P. fluorescens found SBW25, Pf-5, and Pf0-1 to be divergent, with only ~61% of the genes shared and little long-range synteny [ 9].

Nevertheless, the Interferon alpha/beta signalling, and in particular the induction of the MDA5 pathway, appears to be divergent with an increased connectivity in humans, though only when including one-to-many and many-to-many orthologs in the analysis (Fig.  3a, b and c).

We discover that the associations are divergent with transport modes and with geographic levels.

The secession movement in Texas is divergent, with differences in goals and tactics.

The decision drew a rare statement of disapproval from the International Committee of the Red Cross, which said its views were "divergent" with those of the United States.

It was the dinosaurs most closely related to birds, as well as birds themselves, that were divergent, with enlarged brains and skulls ballooning out around them.

Results were divergent with regards to sleep onset difficulties, nightmare frequency, nocturnal activity, sleep efficiency, and concerning the proportion of each sample reporting sleep disturbances as such.

The International Committee of the Red Cross said today that its views were "divergent" with those of the United States on how to decide whether to grant prisoner of war status to the captives from Afghanistan.

However, results from nitrification studies are divergent with no inhibition [9] and varying degrees of inhibition [14, 15, 18] observed on nitrification following AgNP addition in WWTPs or bioreactors at concentrations between 0.4 and 1 mg Ag L-1.

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He may not always listen to what I say, but he will know how I feel and understand when his actions are divergent with the values I have taught and the expectations I have shared.