Sentence examples for diverge randomly from inspiring English sources
If in both species the most conserved X-X orthologs are the only two genes with a selective constraint to maintain the ancestral function, the less conserved X-X orthologs may diverge randomly.
However, this was the case for only 10% of these inconsistent X-X orthologous groups, so we must conclude that their negative correlation between sequence identity and expression context conservation is not the result of one of the X-X orthologous gene pairs being conserved, and the rest of the genes diverging randomly.
In BSA, speed and direction of current movement randomly diverge from the previous speed and direction after each time increment.
Genetic fitness optimization using small populations or small population updates across generations generally suffers from randomly diverging evolutions.
Yet their prospects have diverged.
Following this, the divergence no longer increases as the trajectories have diverged so much they are effectively moving randomly with respect to each other [ 12].
One in particular is the potential 'closeness' to each other of various randomly selected sequences, and how this effectively diverges extremely rapidly as their length is increased.
In this regard, all modern proteins regardless of being well-folded; intrinsical unstructured and membrane-associated might be all diverged from the constrained numbers of the primordial proteins which were randomly created in unsalted oceans.
Without doubt, base substitution bias will diverge the distribution of mutations from a Poisson distribution, effectively diminishing the functional size of a randomly mutated gene library available for subsequent screening [ 9].
The detection of such early diverging organisms, if they exist, might prove difficult and necessitate different molecular approaches, such as the use of randomly modified eukaryotic primers.
