Sentence examples for divergence from the native from inspiring English sources

Simulations corroborate this by showing rapid divergence from the native state for both models.

We created five different such single paths (five different mutants) in order to investigate the divergence from the native of an ensemble of evolutionary paths.

Within 15% divergence from the native sequence, 42% of sequences are more stable than the native under the physics-based model, and for the informational model this rises to 73%.

Simulating the effects of substitutions on folding energy revealed a rapid divergence from the native state even when modeling solvation in addition to residue-residue contacts [ 50], and including the contribution of folding energy to transition path probability can even decrease tree reconstruction accuracy [ 52].

In the microvirid study, the successful transgenes were diverged 8% from the native protein, and repeated efforts to introduce a transgene at ~25% divergence failed to create a viable hybrid (D. Rokyta and H. Wichman, personal communication).

The two studies differ in the degree of divergence tolerated between the native gene and its heterologous replacement.

The Bayesian skyline plots presented in Figure 3 (panels A-D) show that Beringian populations (Chukchi and Eskimos including the Aleutian Islands) suffered a gradual population decline following their divergence from Native Americans and Siberian ancestors (~15-10 ~15-10nd are establishing moderate growth ~2.5 kya.

In both cases, myosin performance divergence from native βMys occurs with minimal or no change in Vmax suggesting (for the case of the natural activator) that modification of the fundamental catalytic activity is impossible or counterproductive.

Divergence from the facts is acknowledged.

Why is that a divergence from the norm?

Mr. Stewart is allowing himself no divergence from the dialogue.