Sentence examples for extensive divergence from inspiring English sources

Small subunits may have originated during evolution to concentrate large-subunit active sites, but the extensive divergence of structures among prokaryotes, algae, and land plants seems to indicate that small subunits have more-specialized functions.

Chemical communication in mating behavior is a prominent feature of moth biology that has contributed to their extensive divergence.

Another interesting observation is that nearly half (43%) of hybrid crosses produced offspring of both sexes despite extensive divergence between parental species (average uncorrected p = 0.051±0.004, ranging from 0.00 to 0.12).

Thus, the serotype classification, which was originally based solely on the reactivity of antibodies that inhibit HA and NA activities, has now been substantiated by sequence analysis showing extensive divergence across the genome and involving all of the proteins.

This may have produced extensive divergence between this and other A. phagocytophilum strains.

These results corroborate extensive divergence in the metabolic lifestyles of Cyanobacteria and Melainabacteria.

Despite extensive divergence in sequence and numerous gene losses, these genomes retain perfectly conserved synteny.

When the homologous genes were compared between the strains, extensive divergences were evident between more than one region of each protein.

Transcriptome-wide analysis confirms that the four main Symbiodinium clades found within corals exhibit extensive evolutionary divergence (18.5-27.3% avg. pairwise nucleotide difference).

Lira-Medeiros, unpublished data), suggesting that the extensive morphological divergence between the two sites was most affected by epigenetic events.

Although there is extensive sequence divergence between human UBIAD1 and E. coli UbiA, nonetheless the sequences can be aligned.