Sentence examples for found to diverge from inspiring English sources
The genetic code, once thought to be identical in all forms of life, has been found to diverge slightly in certain organisms and in the mitochondria of some eukaryotes.
Particularly, the heat transfer coefficient values resulted from the simulation were found to diverge about 6% from the theoretical solution.
The H7N9 viruses are found to diverge into distinct genotypes as other influenza viruses; thus a vaccine that can provide sufficient cross-protection against different genotypes of H7N9 viruses is urgently needed.
The commonly used boundary conditions at the exit are not realistic, as it tends to give either incorrect flow and temperature fields, or the solution was found to diverge.
If these relaxation times are fixed in lattice units, as in previous work, solutions computed on a given lattice are found to diverge in the incompressible (small Mach number) limit.
As two-phase coexistence is approached from the domain of stability of the wetted phase, at temperatures above the wetting transition temperature, the wetting phase forms at the surface of the wetted phase by a series of layering transitions, and its thickness is found to diverge logarithmically.
The ptxP3 strains were found to have diverged recently from modern ptxP1 strains.
We identified protein families specific to R. stricta which were found to have diverged from their homologs in other species and which were over -expressed at midday.
Strain L927 (DT12a) was found to have diverged the earliest since it was closest to the outgroup and shared most recent common ancestor with the three clusters which were grouped together and supported by 97 SNPs.
The refugial population of the delicate skink that occurs on the Coolah Tops was found to have diverged from the nearby populations in northern NSW during the early-mid Pliocene (4.6-4.8 4.6-4.8 5, Figure 6).
Using the current data, the taxa endemic in Taiwan, such as T. amethystina and T. formosana, are found to have diverged from their most common ancestor around 3.8 Myr ago (Pleistocene; Table 4, Fig. 3), and this fits well with the predicted time of tectonic separation of Taiwan from the Eurasian plate (including China).
