Sentence examples for divergences existing from inspiring English sources

The case of Spain is illustrative of the divergences existing in the biotechnology sector in Europe.

The result of Fst indicates higher divergence existing between subgroups of the population.

Future work will document the extent of genetic divergence existing between this genepool, the related sub species M. truncatula ssp tricycla and the sister species Medicago littoralis.

The insertion date of the truncated copies was computed as follows: the nucleotide divergence between the truncated copy and the best matching complete copy was computed, and compared to the nucleotide divergence existing between the two LTRs of the complete copy.

This contrasts sharply with a recent survey of the deep sea microbiota [19] using 454-pyrosequencing, where >25% of the reads displayed >10% divergence from existing sequences.

False discovery rate of Ancestry homologs predictor (s10) archives 36.12% in accordance with the previous estimation that 50% or more of the genes that encode for the modern mitochondrial proteome originated directly from the host nuclear genome by the duplication and divergence of existing genetic material, rather than indirectly through gene transfer from the endosymbiont genome [62].

New gene emergence is so far assumed to be mostly driven by duplication and divergence of existing genes.

Protein-coding sequences can arise either from duplication and divergence of existing sequences, or de novo from noncoding DNA.

Another divergence from existing data is the high proportion (34%) of community service officers intending to remain at the same facility [ 23].

Respondents identified several factors that influence or determine the shape of the resource allocation process, i.e. factors that can help explain the divergence between existing and desired processes.

The number of new genes that have arisen since mouse and human split from their common ancestor is small compared with the total number of human genes [ 30] and apparently, most proteins arose by duplication and divergence of existing ones [ 31].