Sentence examples for diverging class from inspiring English sources

Proteins with this particular domain architecture is completely absent in chlorophytes (green algae), which is an early diverging class within the green plant lineage [ 31].

Ostreococcus species are the smallest known eukaryotic organisms and belong to the Prasinophyceae, an early diverging class in the lineage of the green algae [ 27- 29].

The genus Ostreococcus encompasses a group of globally distributed photosynthetic, unicellular green algae in the anciently diverged class Prasinophyta [1].

To the Editor: David Brooks suggested in a recent column that the country needs a national service program to unite the diverging classes in society.

David Brooks suggested in a recent column that the country needs a national service program to unite the diverging classes in society.

Interestingly, the acquisition of the p85 binding domain by class IA proteins occurred in the last common ancestor of Metazoa, Ichthyosporea and Choanoflagellida, i.e., while class IB diverged from class IA (see before).

Therefore, the extant UTs are the product of the novel expansion of diverging MHC class I genes in the marsupials and monotremes and likely originate from the duplication of an MHC class I gene in the ancestral mammal.

In line with our previous work [ 22], the DA1-like genes in soybeans diverged into Class I and Class II (Fig.  1a).

As the two lines in the charts below show, the value of China's Class A shares is diverging from the Class B index.

We further found that the DA1-like genes diverged into Classes I and II at the ancestor of seed plants and acquired 13 clade-specific residues during their evolutionary history.

The behavior of the three rhodophyte strains investigated here does not seem to be a peculiarity of one particular lineage, because they represent three different deeply diverged rhodophyte classes (fig. 1 and supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).