Sentence examples for its divergence from inspiring English sources

In contrast, A. thaliana ITS divergence rates were sometimes faster and sometimes slower than the perennial.

Intra-individual ITS variability in Fagus is often as high as inter-individual or interspecific ITS divergence.

The genic regions are highly conserved, whereas ITS divergence is sufficient to resolve species relationships within most genera.

Furthermore, though key conserved structure and sequence features point to a diverged TCS in M. pneumoniae, its divergence may lead also to diverged function (see examples above).

These data support the view that TRIMCyp is not present in the papionin clade, and that it evolved in the macaque lineage after its divergence from papionins.

USM is similarly highly divergent among the three marsupial species examined and, like MSMB, its divergence might be due to positive rather than neutral selection.

They found that a fund's performance was correlated more to its divergence index than to its size.

The book included women's life cycle for the first time and highlighted its divergence from that of men.

In a year in which pop music continued its divergence into two streams, safely neutered teenybop pop and aggressive, testosterone-enhanced rap and rock, it was the latter that paid off for Interscope Records.

Citigroup put out a brief statement saying it disagreed with the court's ruling on the fairness of the settlement and noted its divergence from "long-established legal standards".

But while the market has strayed from growth trends in the past, its divergence over the past few months has reached new extremes.