Sentence examples for likely divergent from inspiring English sources

It also steered the approach for analyzing the T. adhaerens assembly with the understanding that this rickettsial species was likely divergent from those with available genome sequences.

These results suggest that the function of the grapevine DHN genes is likely divergent, but may also exhibit some level of overlap.

Likely, divergent attributes of their breeding sites as well as discrete patterns of spawn timing have driven them apart over time.

In particular, the crucial loss of the formyl group at C-6 must precede the acid-induced isomerization of an FCC to a corresponding NCC, which determines the R configuration at C-15.[ 20] An oxidative deformylation of a corresponding FCC is thus proposed as the most likely divergent step in the formation of 1 (see Scheme 2).

For the CGH experiments, a threshold of ± 0.9 on a log2 scale was used to identify genes that are likely divergent in the field strain, or were deemed absent from the field strain if the log2 ratio values was less than -3 [ 25].

This suggests that if another zonadhesin-like gene does exist in Atlantic salmon it is likely quite divergent from zlg.

National provisions would likely be divergent.

Assuming that users rate their satisfaction regarding the result of a composition process, an OTF provider most likely receives divergent feedback for identical requests.

These constructs do not require the anti-termination event normally required for Red expression, making their application more likely in divergent species.

However, later this view has been challenged by Zarsky et al. (2012) who found that ATOM is most likely a divergent ortholog of a mitochondrial TOM40.

It thus seems likely that divergent selection arising from riparian/non-riparian habitats is relatively stronger on Yakushima Island than Okinawa Island.