Consistent with these archaeal DUF2419 proteins having a diverged enzymatic function compared to the homologous nonarchaeal proteins, their sequences form a distinct and strongly divergent clade in DUF2419 (Supplementary Figure S2).
It is clear that the HMM has a diverging enclosed volume and thus, in the ideal limit, can support an infinite photonic density of states.
Bain (2000) has a diverging assessment of the fact that only asymptotically free states, i.e. states very long before or after a scattering interaction, have a Fock representation that allows for an interpretation in terms of countable quanta.
For low values of p, the community with uniform abundance has a diverging behavior, with much greater distances between assemblies, suggesting that distances over 120 000 could indicate that the community has indeed a uniform abundance distribution.
If so psychiatrists would have a Diverging preference, and the CB-SCID1 perceived usefulness values would probably be even more negative.
Crystal structures of archaeal exosomes bound to RNA and of the corresponding nine-subunit human exosome core show that the archaeal and eukaryotic complexes have a similar molecular architecture, but have a diverged catalytic mechanism.
The second Brachypodium gene (Bradi3g10010) was intermediate between HvCO9 and VRN-2 in the phylogenetic tree (Figure 11B) and had a diverged first exon compared to the latter.
These show extensive amino acid conservation in the central and C-terminal regions to FRI from other Brassicaceae, including A. thaliana, but have a diverged N-terminus.
The authors repeatedly emphasize that classic remodelers have a diverged mechanism for ATP-driven conformational changes, primarily due to the lack of a sensor-II Arg.
Since genes had multiple predicted orthologs, we observed a number of genes where at least one of the orthologs had a conserved neighbourhood while at least one of the other orthologs had a diverged neighbourhood.
