However, surprisingly, none of the D. pulex GNBP homologues are members, indicating that it is missing from the draft assembly, that it has been lost, or that it diverged substantially since the separation of these species.
If a local polling firm diverges substantially from the consensus, it infers that the results show a strong "house effect," rather than providing any particular insight about the state.
The function of the gene in Wolbachia is unknown, but it has diverged substantially from its mosquito equivalent, is not pseudogenized and is expressed.
The outcome is a quantitative view of rat ISGs and beta cells that diverges substantially from previous accounts (ESM Table 3).
Thus if this represents a Heliconius masc ortholog, it has diverged substantially in sequence and genomic location).
By contrast, when a polling firm takes surveys in one state only, and its results diverge substantially from the consensus, it's harder to tell what is going on.
It discounts the results from these firms simply because that's what it's programmed to do whenever it encounters a local polling firm whose results diverge substantially from the consensus; this method works to Mr. Obama's benefit in some states, and Mr. Romney's in others.
We also include data from the island endemic species D. santomea, which has diverged substantially from its sister species, D. yakuba, in thermal tolerance [40], a phenotype potentially explicable by regulatory divergence in heat-shock promoters.
It was an international success, and performances of the work often diverging substantially from the original became a Christmas tradition in many black churches and cultural centres.
Secondly, since GISH relies largely on the hybridization of repetitive sequences, it also indicates that A. duranensis and A. ipaënsis genomes have diverged substantially regarding their repeated sequences/transposable elements contents.
Although few baseline data are available, it is widely believed that life histories in Central Valley steelhead have already diverged substantially from their historic states and now include a greater proportion of fish with a resident life history (maturity in freshwater with no time spent in the ocean at any point) (Lindley et al. 2007; McClure et al. 2008).
