Sentence examples for divergent extent from inspiring English sources

Another possible mechanism for the extreme clinical variability is divergent extent of hypomethylation at the individual locus and the tissues involved (26).

The C-terminal domain of the dystrotelins (the ~370 amino acids that follow the ZZ domain, i.e. ~60% of the protein) is extremely divergent, to the extent that virtually no residual similarity is detectable between the mammalian and fish dystrotelin C-terminal domains, even using a dotplot with lax parameters.

Additional differences in the G domains within the aSelBL group also suggest that its function has diverged to some extent between conservative and divergent aSelBLs.

Historians hold divergent views on the extent of Humbert's influence on the papal policy of this period.

More study is needed to determine to what extent these divergent sequences fit with this proposed model of carotenoid biosynthetic evolution.

To what extent the divergent plastid genome of K. veneficum is a result of processes associated with adaptation of the new endosymbiont to an evolutionary mosaics of the plastid-targeted genome, remains to be investigated.

As such, we identified numerous genomic regions exhibiting signatures of divergent – and to some extent also balancing – selection.

These confirmed the criterion-related validity to a reasonable degree and also demonstrated the convergent and divergent validity to some extent.

This readily explains why different groups have previously reported divergent data about both extent and kinetics of their induction by E. coli and S. aureus [ 6, 8, 9, 14, 17].

Correlation coefficients between domain scores of QLICD-CHD and SF-36 showed the criterion-related validity to a reasonable degree and the convergent and divergent validity to some extent.

What factors explain the extent to which divergent selection drives evolutionary divergence?