Sentence examples for exceptionally divergent from inspiring English sources

We found that all eight mitochondrial genes sequenced from P. hortorum are exceptionally divergent, whereas chloroplast and nuclear divergence is unexceptional in P. hortorum.

Aside from a strong prevalence of the Dhamrai core strain within the Narayanganj monkeys, the viruses found in these populations were exceptionally divergent.

With the exception of the atp genes, there was no obvious pattern to the types of genes/proteins that were exceptionally divergent in sequence (see below).

Nevertheless, similar results were obtained for birds when a single northern hemisphere species that had exceptionally divergent populations was removed from our analyses.

Since this is true of both measures of diversity, these observations cannot be explained by the presence of a few exceptionally divergent sequences or a few exceptionally polymorphic sites in the T. b. brucei repertoires.

The Negros population has a nucleotide diversity higher than that found on Panay (ND = 0.015 vs. 0.010, Table 5), but when the two exceptionally divergent haplotypes (PpNe11/40, PpNe55) are removed from computations, ND drops to 0.004.

Exceptionally, the phylogenetic position of bioA clusters with three divergent bacterial taxa, Rickettsiales (α-proteobacteria), Cardinium (Bacteroidetes) and β-proteobacteria, perhaps indicative of horizontal transfer of this gene across these bacterial phyla.

Two divergent types of doctor-patient relationships emerged; physicians were characterized as either exceptionally supportive, or uncaring and dismissive.

And Divergent is dangerous.

They took divergent paths.

Exceptionally still.