Sentence examples for diverging type from inspiring English sources

In that respect, it is interesting to note that our acantharean ESTs contained an unusual beta-tubulin strongly resembling the highly diverging type 2 sequences reported in Foraminifera by [ 33], as well as a less diverging isoform weakly grouping with a new foraminiferan beta-tubulin type (here named "type 3") found in R. filosa cDNA library (Additional file 2).

This report focuses on the 9 highly diverged type 2 VDPV that were obtained from central Israel between 1998 and 2005 [8] [26].

To develop a highly stable microchannel heat sink for boiling heat transfer, three types of diverging microchannels (Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3) were designed to experimentally investigate the effect of different distributions of artificial nucleation sites (ANS) on the enhancement of flow boiling heat transfer, in 10 parallel diverging microchannels with a mean hydraulic diameter of 120 μm.

This last observation suggests that vertebrate type 2 ORs diverged from type 1 ORs prior to the split between cephalochordates and the Olfactores [ 15].

TATA-containing and TATA-less types are those duplicate pairs where both copies have or don't have TATA box, respectively, while TATA-diverge type refers to duplicate pairs where one copy belongs to TATA-containing genes, and the other TATA-less genes.

A branching, diverging hammock-type fiber architecture is predicted for the aortic valve.

It is difficult to determine exactly when Type I and Type III IFN diverged because no Type I IFN has been identified in amphibians, but the split definitely occurred prior to the divergence of birds and mammals approximately 310 million years ago (MYA) [ 5, 8].

Diverge tests for the presence of functional divergence of two types, functional divergence type I and type II.

Given the similarity of AmItgα1 to diverged RGD-type mammalian integrins, it will be of particular interest to examine the expression of ECM proteins containing fibronectin type III domains during cnidarian gastrulation in parallel with adhesion studies.

Trusov and colleagues [ 22] found no B-type-like sequence in gymnosperms, prompting them to suggest that the B-type diverged from the A-type after the split of gymnosperms and angiosperms between 300 My ago (mya) to 150 mya (based on Pires and Dolan [ 24]), with a secondary loss in the Brassicaceae.

No relationship was found between tellurite resistance and toxin type despite all the tested type B and type F strains carrying tehB, while the sequence was absent or diverged in all type E strains.