Sentence examples for divergence in length from inspiring English sources

The N-terminus of the computationally predicted cat and opossum proteins exhibit greater divergence in length and sequence similarity, respectively.

The divergence in length between the two mtDNA haplotypes was caused by a variation in plasmid-related dpo insertions.

Such a divergence in length is also found in some transposons, the CACTA family [ 28], the Mutator family [ 29], and the MITE family [ 10], but no homology was detected between Revolver and any of these.

Despite the divergence in length and scope of training that oral and maxillofacial surgeons are required to fulfil, the convergence in practice activity trends may indicate specific health labour force or even broader labour force issues influencing both groups similarly.

In comparison with different origins of L. callosum, plants from Korea, Japan and China were placed into different groups, and this may be attributed to the considerable divergence in lengths and sequences of ITS1 and ITS2 (Sultana et al. 2011).

Starting with two plant and two pollinator species, all of them having the same distribution of tongue length or corolla-tube depth, we show that variability in corolla-tube depth leads to divergence in tongue length, provided that increasing tongue length is not equally costly for both species.

In the absence of resource competition there is little divergence in proboscis length (Figs. 7 and 8) and, even if proboscis length did diverge, pollinators would tend to forage at random, because there would be no benefit to being selective [18].

Divergence in proboscis length and corolla-tube depth was observed for all values of δ (including δ = 0).

In total, 49 5' RACE sequences and 84 3'RACE sequences were obtained from four isolates of f. sp. hordei and one isolate of f. sp. tritici, revealing considerable divergence in their length and degree of homology with AVRk1 (Table 1).

Among the Perissodus species that forage in the shallows, a divergence in skull length is observed.

In particular, we examine whether human-induced shifts in habitat structure have resulted in divergence in limb length, a key character in the diversification of Anolis lizards.