Sentence examples for is a diverging from inspiring English sources

There is a diverging trend during the whole follow-up period, which is most marked in the first 5 years.

Together with the phylogenetic analyses, this suggests that Cele- dsh-2 is a diverging duplication of Cele- dsh-1 and is specific to C. elegans or perhaps the Caenorhabditis lineage.

Also, here there is a diverging trend during the whole follow-up period, and ANCOVA showed that the adjusted 10-year Larsen scores (95% CI) in the group with more elevated early Larsen score progression was 32.3 (20.6 to 44.0) above the group with low early Larsen score progression.

However, at the transition zone between filter plate and packed bed, there is a diverging flow in the first row of the packed bed, whose contribution in the flow resistance scales with the fractional hole to the power −1.5.

The first term in the expansion is a diverging term which depends solely on the degeneration parameter and the counting parameters and the second term is the second integral of the spectral counting function of the limit surface.

Indeed, there was a diverging growth differences between rev-expressing and rev-repressing cells after 5 days of culture (Fig.  6b).

Nbs1 is a highly diverged protein.

Although the sequence evidence is equivocal, we suggest that fd3F is a highly diverged representative of the FoxJ subfamily.

Comparison with Foxj1 and its target genes suggests that fd3F is a highly diverged relative of Foxj1.

Proteins with this particular domain architecture is completely absent in chlorophytes (green algae), which is an early diverging class within the green plant lineage [ 31].

However, PfFAD3-2, represented by isotig00061, is an isoform diverged from all the above FAD3s, with only 78-81% identity to AtFAD3 and BnFDA3s.