Sentence examples for highly divergence from inspiring English sources

Another issue related to prediction accuracy is the unexpected and unknown level of highly divergence at the nucleotide level.

Comparative chloroplast genomes from the subclass Commelinidae revealed a conservative protein coding gene albeit located in a highly divergence region.

Microsporidia is not included in the phylogenetic analyses based on 18S rDNA due to highly divergence of the sequences and difficulty in the alignment.

In this situation, the pairs of alleles within each sexual parent (A and B; C and D) would share an ancestor within that species and not be highly diverged, whereas the divergence of the two sets of alleles (A, B vs C, D) would depend on the age of separation of the two parental species [ 15] and might be very large.

Although, orthologous NBS-encoding genes in B. oleracea and B. rapa are highly divergent but expression pattern divergence among paralogs within a species exceeds the level of divergence among orthologs in each type of NBS-encoding genes.

In contrast, 2008 isolates were antigenically divergent when compared to 2007 viruses; indicating highly antigenic divergence between viruses isolated at close time points (Table 2).

Certain species show a highly perplexing divergence from the usual mimicry principles, however.

The following morning, convection exploded under highly favorable divergence from an upper-level anticyclonic flow.

Results show numerous branches of CYPs in the phylogenetic tree, indicating their highly evolved divergence.

These cases underscore the clinically highly relevant divergence between determination of ATM/p53 status by functional testing and by mutational analysis.

Similarly, highly accelerated divergence rates in introns are not accompanied by any particularly high estimate of adaptive evolution in the Only Acc. Introns subset.