Sentence examples for exceptionally variable from inspiring English sources

Some regions in the core genome are exceptionally variable in sequence between lineages and these genes were termed core-variable (CV) genes.

Exceptionally variable relationships could preclude the statistical power to determine differences.

The mitochondrial genomes of seed plants are exceptionally variable in size, structure, and sequence content, with the accumulation and activity of repetitive sequences underlying such variation [ 14].

It is morphologically and ecologically highly divergent from the Cettiidae sensu Alström et al. [ 14] (which admittedly is in itself a morphologically exceptionally variable group; cf. [ 40]).

The aliphatic residues orientated towards the membrane-interior are highly variable between different proteins whereas the loop-regions are exceptionally variable.

First, host range is an exceptionally variable biological trait in Lecanicillium spp. This species complex exhibits a very wide host range, including insects, mites, nematodes and phytopathogenic fungi (Askary et al. 1998; Goettel et al. 2008 and references therein).

Here we explore the Pelargonium situation and report a second, entirely independent case of exceptionally rapid and variable sequence evolution in plant mitochondria, involving the Geraniaceae and especially Pelargonium.

On the whole, these results suggest that while most lineages of plant mitochondria do indeed possess generally low synonymous substitution rates, it's increasingly naive and misleading to categorize all plants in this way, and that synonymous substitution rates are, for reasons still unclear, exceptionally fluid and variable in plant mitochondria.

The oxidation was often found to be exceptionally sluggish and gave variable reaction times (2 14 days), often with incomplete conversion.

The exceptionally high density of variable sites in the D-loop region - 33.4 substitutions/kb versus 3.69 substitutions/kb for the proteome - combine to reveal 10 unique haplotypes.

As the PI was exceptionally high for this variable, with a homogenous sample dominated by 'yes' responses, the κ is artificially lowered to a level of poor agreement (κ = 0.06).