Sentence examples for divergent from its from inspiring English sources

Given that archaeal and bacterial homologs shared at least 60%% sequence identity, any environmental homologs of these gene families presenting > 40%% divergence (i.e., <60 % identity) would be more divergent from its homologs than sequences from two distinct domains of life.

At some point, global economic imbalances will be corrected and, if things go well, growth in the rest of the world will begin to catch up with America's, making its economic performance less divergent from its partners'.

The experiment of Dowton et al.26 seems unsuccessful, but the likely reason for this is that the data they used was not challenging enough for standard single-locus barcoding methods, because there was only one unidentifiable individual that was more divergent from its closest putative conspecific than the optimized threshold27.

While constructive analysis does not formally contradict classical analysis, and may in fact be regarded as a subtheory of the latter, a number of intuitionistically plausible principles have been proposed for the theory of choice sequences which render intuitionistic analysis divergent from its classical counterpart.

It is interesting that the diurnal rhythm of DCA in mouse serum is divergent from its precursor CA, whereas the circadian fluctuation of ωMCA is in phase with its precursor βMCA.

Each sequence was less than 2% divergent from its counterpart, highlighting a high similarity between the two genomes and databases.

However, we note that ND2 has the most divergent structure from its bacterial counterparts among all mitochondrial ND proteins.

We consider how the fast rate of evolution in these organelles has not only created a system that is divergent from that of its bacterial ancestors, but has led to a huge diversity in lineage specific mechanistic features of mitochondrial translation initiation among eukaryotes.

For the IGS alignment, both the 5′- and 3′-ends of the IGS sequence of O. ophiodiicola were highly divergent from those of its nearest neighbors' (excluding portions of the sequences that represented and flanked the 3′-end of the 28S ribosomal RNA (rRNA) gene and the 5′-end of the 18S rRNA gene; these areas were avoided for assay development).

He also engages with writers whose books may reflect political views divergent from his own.

Especially for a protein from duplication, when it evolved to obtain significantly divergent sequence and function from its ancestor, it is thought to be new.