Our research hypothesis is that there are diverging sets of biological background assumptions in the ongoing scientific debate concerning whether GM stacks are novel transgenic entities or not.
However, many evidence-based, cost-effective interventions fail to capture the attention of decision-makers who ostensibly operate on diverging sets of cultures, interests, and imperatives [ 7].
The observed quantitative differences in the binding preferences may result in different affinities toward specific binding site sequences, but not in diverging sets of target sites within a given genome.
Consequently, characteristic topological patterns are expected to evolve in the gene trees of a diverging lineage long before the evolution of monophyly, and these patterns can be used to distinguish independent and recently diverged sets of populations [16], [17].
Comparison of the updated expression measures of the slightly diverging probe sets shown in Figure 8 after verification leaves the small systematic biases essentially unchanged (data not shown).
Loci that can be used to estimate divergence rates are limited in the vast majority of angiosperms, which restricts comparisons of substitution rates in multiple independent sets of recently diverged plant taxa.
The men's diverging views on Iraq set the parameters for the debate scheduled to unfold next week as the Senate opens its most extensive deliberations of the war since it began.
In retrospect, "Watch the Throne" set new, diverging trajectories for both rappers: Mr. West toward a self-righteous, confrontational crudeness and Jay-Z toward reflection, perspective and a little more self-questioning.
The diverging tyre strategies have set up an intriguing race.
All four pieces explore the notion of phasing, wherein two parts diverge and overlap to set up either shifting, interlocking patterns or, in the case of "Come Out," an increasingly cosmic wall of electronic sound.
