Sentence examples for divergence identity from inspiring English sources

This is the case for RipI, RipU and RipAC which are present in most of the RSSC sequenced strains (especially RipAC and RipU) but with great sequences divergence (identity at the protein level falling under 30% between some RipU and RipAC alleles).

For each strain, we removed any sequence with evidence for a frameshift, in frame stop codon, increased sequence divergence (identity lower than 80%), or with less than 50% aligned nucleotides within the flanking sequence in comparison to the sequence from the 3D7 strain.

The wealthier this region becomes, and the more the surrounding areas lag, will generate a sense of divergence in identity, perpetuated through financial reasons like in Catalonia and Barcelona, an engine in the Spanish economy.

In addition, gene Pair 3748 encoding a sugar transporter also showed high sequence divergence (sequence identity: 96.12%).

Comparison of the monotreme MLP and mammalian C6orf58 proteins revealed significant divergence and identity variation from 24%to82%2% depending on the species.

The Cameroon isolate displayed a higher nucleotide divergence (paired identity ranging from 95%too 95.5%) when compared with the 2006 Réunion Island strains (2, 3, 13 ).

Chinese Spring full-length cDNA dataset [ 38] revealed that 56% of the hits show more than 10% nucleotide divergence (86% identity on average).

After manual reconciliation of gene and species trees, we estimated the ages of B6 in-paralogues by normalizing their divergences (in percent identity) to their divergence with their inferred M. pahari or M. caroli ortholog, and multiplying by the estimated divergence time of M. pahari or M. caroli lineages from M. m. domesticus [ 20].

At lower levels of divergence (≥ 97% identity), only 13% of genes were identified as diverged.

After removing the redundant sequences using CD-hit program [22], 52 sequences showed divergence (sharing <95% identity) (Table S1).

More interestingly, up to 82% of the variation in productivity was explained by community structure with consistent effects of functional divergence and functional identity (first and second axis) over the two years.