Sentence examples for is rather divergent from inspiring English sources

Brunei Malay is rather divergent from standard Malay and the rest of the Malay dialects, being about 84% cognate with standard Malay, and is mostly mutually unintelligible with it.

While its Qua domain is rather divergent, the cysteine residues are all conserved (Additional file 11).

The repeat is rather divergent, and indeed is sometimes comprised of three rather than two α-helices.

In the case of Drosophila costa, good matches to its human homologs were found, and Drosophila costa is rather divergent.

Cross-amplification in three congeneric species (T. ivorensis, T. avicennioides, and T. mantaly) failed, suggesting that T. superba is rather divergent.

Although LDs are present in almost all cell types, ranging from bacteria to mammals, their protein composition is rather divergent (Murphy 2001; Yang et al. 2012).

"We believed that he would voice an opinion that would be rather divergent and even contrarian from those espoused by other panelists, making for a very frank and dynamic discussion of Mr. Manning's verdict.

Although their primary sequences are rather divergent, harpins share the following characteristics: they are glycine-rich, cysteine-free, heat stable, acidic, protease-sensitive and, in contrast to other T3SS effectors, they are capable of triggering plant responses such as the hypersensitive response (HR) when infiltrated in a purified form into the leaf apoplast.

Surface regions of the protein that are involved in the FF ↔ LU transition are rather divergent in sequence and structure and can therefore be targeted.

Whereas the CHCC zinc-binding motif is highly conserved, the remaining sequences can be rather divergent even within the yeast group.

Thus, that one individual from Vimba (DM29199) has a mitochondrial haplotype characteristic of the Mozambique clade is intriguing, especially since the two mitochondrial lineages are rather divergent.