Sentence examples for high divergence in from inspiring English sources
The ITS2 has been viewed as a possible useful marker for taxonomic classification, at a wide range of levels (Coleman 2003), because of its high divergence in sequence and assumed conservation in structure (Schultz et al. 2005).
These structures superimpose (Figure 4) with 0.8 Å root mean square deviation (RMSD) value indicating structural similarity despite high divergence in the amino acid sequences.
Zero divergence (FST = 0) in the coding region of gambicin as opposed to its high divergence in intronic and flanking regions (FST>0.4, Fig 4) is remarkable, given that the polymorphism in the coding region was comparable to other genes (Table 3 and 4).
The environmental nonO1-nonO139 isolatexhibitedted very high divergence in their patterns.
This might be related to the high divergence in pericarp development among the different genotypes, as pointed out above.
COX3 were not used for phylogenetic analysis, due to very high divergence in Babesia/ Theileria species [ 8].
Indeed, a lack of proper identification of CM nuclei seems to be one of the major reasons for the high divergences in literature concerning the annual turnover rate of adult mouse CMs, ranging from 0.76 % [ 33] up to 80%% [ 17].
It is hence unlikely that the higher divergence in exons than in introns is due to divergent natural selection between the two genes acting on the amino acid sequence.
In the first study, parasites in an area of The Gambia with a moderate level of seasonal transmission were compared with those in an area of more continuous high level transmission in Guinea, indicating higher divergence in SNPs in or around the gdv1 gene on parasite chromosome 9 than at any other part of the genome10.
Since the expected behavior of a reviewer is to give similar ratings as other users gave for the same product, spammers may exhibit a higher divergence in their rating behavior.
There was also an area of higher divergence in the eastern part of the study area for two of the four species (wrentits, Fig. 1c; and western skinks, Fig. 1e).
