Sentence examples for elements of divergence from inspiring English sources

There still appear to be some elements of divergence within the coalition though, with De Brum and Vieira Samper presenting a list of eight "points of convergence".

To plot the number of elements against divergence, values of individual divergence were grouped into bins of 0.5% and the number of elements in each bin was counted.

Our results suggest that pathogenesis in the S. aureus group has developed by gene gain through horizontal transfer of mobile genetic elements, after divergence of S. simiae and S. aureus from their common ancestor.

Although phylogenetic footprinting is a powerful tool for identifying novel regulatory elements, the appropriate level of divergence among species is critical [51].

For comparison, we performed the same analysis in human sequences using 584 L1 elements with a range of divergence similar to the one of Expander.

The number of elements of a defined sequence divergence value was plotted against sequence divergence values to obtain relative proliferation time for each ATon family.

However, the accumulation of small deletions is insufficient to account for the extreme scarcity of elements with divergence higher than 10%.

The number of elements with divergence in a certain range was counted and plotted against the divergence values.

The hAT superfamily shows the highest level of recent activity as most hAT elements have very low level of divergence from their consensus (<5%).

This transferability of exome capture kits, as also demonstrated in studies involving the sequencing of Neanderthals and nonhuman primates using human capture kits (Burbano et al. 2010; Vallender 2011), is possible because despite millions of years of divergence, functional elements tend to be highly conserved.

Of interest is the very recent expansion of some of these elements of the pTSsa2 family (divergence < 0.1%%).