Sentence examples for divergent multiple from inspiring English sources

A comparative analysis of the mtDNA of several angiosperms, including those from Ks3, Km3, rice, maize, Arabidopsis thaliana, and rapeseed, showed that non-coding sequences of higher plants had mostly divergent multiple reorganizations during the mtDNA evolution of higher plants.

A final consideration is that the discovery of multiple, highly divergent multiple cullin genes in some protozoans, and especially species of the Alveolata and Excavata groups suggests that the spectrum of possible CRL complexes in eukaryotes may be much wider than the scientific community has so far established.

In the latter case, the combined effect of the structure-structure and flow-structure interaction creates a highly divergent, and multiple looped stretched 2-dimensional coronal hole with a hot base: the velocity field is maximum in the central region of CH at some distance away from the base unlike the coronal hole formed out of the two arcade structure.

A smaller proportion of isolates were more divergent, showing multiple locus differences between the MTs.

Although less extreme, one or more species from Silene, Apodanthes, Acorus, Ephedra, and Podocarpus are also very divergent across multiple genes.

The contigs were manually examined and those assembled based on alignment with divergent or multiple regions of the genome were eliminated from further analyses.

While most PA in cluster I are extremely similar to each other, commonly differing by only one substitution, cluster II PA are on average much more divergent, forming multiple lineages that are considerably different from each other.

Early indications of epigenetic drift were noted in cell culture studies, after the observation that clones of a single cell line became epigenetically divergent upon multiple passages (Humpherys et al., 2001).

Multiple divergent and convergent biochemical signaling pathways are stimulated after receptor activation, which then impinge upon multiple other pathways that are known to be important in breast cancer biology.

Tests from nature are also lacking, owing in part to the difficulty of providing the required estimates of divergent selection for multiple taxon pairs at different stages of evolutionary divergence.

Our results support the hypothesis that divergent selection on multiple traits and loci may drive the high divergence found between the incipient species H. himera and H. e. cyrbia.