Sentence examples for highly diverging from inspiring English sources

The review revealed highly diverging views on the spatial extent of landscapes in studies of ES, and that the term landscape is sometimes used rather arbitrarily.

All Swedish dialects with the exception of the highly diverging forms of speech in Dalarna, Norrbotten and, to some extent, Gotland can be considered to be part of a common, mutually intelligible dialect continuum.

An easy option is to keep problematic (highly diverging) sequences out of the alignment.

This decreased the number of probes that potentially have biased signal intensities due to highly diverging probe-affinities, although the design process tries to avoid such differences.

The regulation of AKT activity under drug influence, highly diverging in HCC1954 and SKBR3, attracted our attention.

However, existing data on tendon tissue turnover rates are highly diverging (3, 5, 6) and no consensus exists with regard to how rapidly tendon tissue is replaced during life.

Here, we examine a model system of antimicrobial compound combinations applied to two highly diverged yeast species.

However, even the highly diverged A. thaliana shares polymorphisms with the other species (for example, more than 20,000 synonymous SNPs with A. lyrata).

However, the argument against the likelihood of ancient subdivision in humans is even stronger in Arabidopsis, because the species are so highly diverged.

We believe this assignment is relevant from an evolutionary perspective as it highlights groups of proteins that are highly diverged from others.

The internal repeats of the yrInv gene product are highly diverged, but represent the same bacterial immunoglobulin-like domains as in yrIlm.