Sentence examples for divergent identity from inspiring English sources

ECF, or extra-cytoplasmic function, sigma factors form a distinct and diverse subfamily within this class of regulators that often share distant or divergent identity with other known σ factors.

Actually, the Tamils in India and Sri Lanka have pursued divergent identities since the fall of the Pandyan kingdom in the 14th century.

Common interests can help knit together a country divided by divergent identities.

It's certainly a more rewarding study of divergent teen identity than, well, you know.

Lineage 6.1 was the most divergent, showing identity only in the eleven conserved blocks (see Additional file 8).

In comparison to actins in other organisms, P. tetraurelia actins are highly divergent, with identities topping 80% and falling to 30%.

Other than the first 11 nt, which are identical, the sequences are highly divergent (45% identity).

The sequences of 1 saliva pool from P. lylei and 6 urine pools from P. lylei were identical to those reported from Bangladesh (AY988601) with 13 divergent nt (92% identity) from Malaysia.

Interchromosomal duplications are shorter (median length 2.5 kb) and more divergent (< 94% identity), while intrachromosomal duplications are much larger (median length 20 kb) showing higher sequence identity (~97%).

Other artists in "Sculpture: On and Off the Wall" have commented on topics as divergent as suburbia, identity and the writings of John Steinbeck.

Due to the use of Monte-Carlo sampling in the gene design, all of these variants were highly divergent in sequence identity from each other.