Sentence examples for far diverged from inspiring English sources

In general, noncoding DNA sequences need to be not too far diverged, so that it is not too difficult to align them.

Although we sequenced this region in the prosimian species, the northern greater galago, the region was too far diverged to resolve these two alternative hypotheses.

However, similar studies using microsatellite markers, which are less sensitive to this bias, also showed that BN is relatively far diverged from the other rat inbred lines [ 12, 13].

Four prokaryotic and even three eukaryotic examples are shown with far diverged proteins including new functional properties (Table 5).

As it turned out, Master of None manages to navigate the transition with style, quickly moving from "good" to "groundbreaking", partly because of how far it diverges from Aziz's standup routine.

New endeavors will inevitably be judged by earlier standards, no matter how far they diverge.

Identifying which particular residues changed in bivalves, however, would be a far more speculative exercise than for Colobines, which diverged far more recently (15 My) than bivalve digestive lysozymes (which, given divergence times for the lineages leading to Chlamys and Mytilus, and Crassostrea, should have occurred in the Early Ordovician, about 480 My ago; [ 75]).

The ads underscore how far Washington has diverged from California and Canada on auto regulations.

When the Allies perceived just how far Fascist fantasy diverged from reality, they concluded that Axis leaders had brainwashed their citizens and themselves.

Men of letters began again to study abroad, discovering how far Spain had diverged from the intellectual course of western Europe.

What's interesting to see, however, is just how far they have diverged and when.