Sentence examples for divergent from that from inspiring English sources

These observations suggest that teleost UCP3 are highly divergent from that of the other vertebrates, divergence that may be due to an accelerated evolutionary rate of UCP3 either in teleost or in other vertebrates.

Sherpas are of Tibetan culture and descent and speak a Tibetan language divergent from that spoken in Tibet.

Part of the hardness is a fix on moral issues somewhat divergent from that in much of Western literature (though the Greeks had it).

In terms of geographic distribution, the Panamic tropical molluscan marine fauna is arguably highly divergent from that of the western Pacific.

They encode either a mating-type M-specific polypeptide or a repressor of filamentous growth, the functions of which are completely divergent from that of Rox1p in S. cerevisiae.

These results suggest that the paralog subgroup complement of the anole protocadherin α subcluster is highly similar to the human α subcluster, but considerably divergent from that of coelacanth protocadherin α subcluster.

These result from the inclusion of intergenic sequence, the inability to distinguish divergences due to a single highly divergent gene from that from a cluster of less divergent ones, and an inability to identify the limits of the abnormal regions.

The NSP1 and NSP5 genes were divergent from sequences that define their respective genogroups (Table 3).

We would like to emphasise that the aim of our work was, in essence, to determine the effects of increased levels of PTH1R expression in breast cancer cells, aims which, though overlapping, are clearly divergent from those that could be addressed by the Maioli and Fortino study.

We found that the teleost HoxD9a paralogs were so divergent from HoxD9b, that the alignment was ambiguous, and therefore did not include values in this figure; however, the percent sequence divergence for HoxD9 exon 2 only for four teleosts (medaka, stickleback, cichlid, and fugu) ranged from 21.55 to 27.44 (data not shown).

Arthropods harbor a diverse range of RNA viruses, which are often divergent from those that infect vertebrates (Marklewitz et al., 2011, 2013; Cook et al., 2013; Ballinger et al., 2014; Qin et al., 2014; Tokarz et al., 2014a, 2014b).