Sentence examples for could be diverging from inspiring English sources
This low overall residue consensus in the C-terminal portion of TM3 for Actinobacterial EbrA/EbrB homologues only suggests that this TM3 strand could be diverging toward a particular function specific for Actinobacteria only.
The AGO1 and MEL1 subgroups had a common lineage with A1, whereas plant ZIPPY and AGO4 subgroups and animal A2 subgroup could be diverged from an ancestral lineage [ 11].
A corresponding exogenous counterpart of LycEPRV has not yet been detected, probably because the virus has not been found yet, is extinct, or has not been identified as the virus sequence could be diverged due to faster evolution of an episomal form.
To determine whether the 5 genes with changes that could affect channel function are diverging faster in chicken or finch, we next examined the dN/dS ratio values for chicken and finch versus lizard (or turtle, when lizard data was not available).
One explanation for these discrepancies could be the diverging classification of age groups as in some of the studies zebrafish with an age of 18 24 months were classified as old animals.
"Now, their interests are diverging".
Their national interests are diverging".
But her words and actions were diverging.
Thus, London and the UK were diverging.
Rich-world inflation figures are diverging.
