Sentence examples for is so divergent from inspiring English sources

The sequence of C14C10.6 is so divergent that it had no match in the conserved domain database (CDD).

Why it is so divergent in the closely related autotroph, Ipomoea, also has yet to be deduced.

We hypothesize that the regulatory machinery in these parasites exists, but is so divergent that it cannot be identified by conventional similarity-based methods.

Interestingly, the Gplasma gene is so divergent that it does not consistently group with the other iron-oxidation blue-copper proteins.

Because HTLV-4 is so divergent from other HTLVs, this virus may have evolved in humans over quite some time, Switzer says.

The TLR19 ligand is also unknown, but this gene is so divergent from other TLR families that we did not assign NA/nonNA status.

Ms. Danes's performance has occasioned an unusual amount of talk because the critical response to it has been so divergent.

I simply have gone out and advocated, 'Give the man a chance.' " IT is not surprising that opinions of Mr. McBride as chief are so divergent.

"There really were moments when I thought the thing was going to collapse because it was so inclusive, and views were so divergent and everyone felt so strongly about what they wanted to see [in them].

QUESTION FROM ELIJAH BERLIN: do you really feel that Paul's Christ is too cosmic to be the earthly Jesus? if so, what might have inspired him to be so divergent from the gospel writers, and why has there never been another Paul?

Unsure whether they still face a common enemy -- even after Madrid many in Europe want to see Americans and Zionism as the real targets of Islamic jihadist terrorism -- Europeans and Americans tend to talk past each other because the prisms of peace-as-near-absolute-value and war-as-necessary-evil are so divergent.