Rather, there was a marked divergence amongst subtypes of single gene families, which could have been the driving force in the pathway enrichments resulting in the observed male bias towards PD.
The study also found evidence of marked divergence in the relative emotional content of British and American English beginning in the 1960s.
The bias favors GC3 codons in some organisms, including D. melanogaster (Duret and Mouchiroud 1999), but AT3 is favored in others (Behura and Severson 2012; C. A.Whittle et al., unpublished data), indicating marked divergence in the presence/absence of optimal codons and types of optimal codons among these insects.
With the imposition of water deficits, marked divergence in monthly diameter and height growth become immediately apparent (Figure 3).
He argued that "there is a marked divergence in economic conditions and standards of living between the industrialized and the less developed countries of the world" (p. 3).
Although these differences may appear as minor ones, they suggest a marked divergence in mRNA stability upon heat shock between genes of clusters 11 and 12 (see below).
These findings indicated that the analysis of both mitochondrial and nuclear markers revealed congruent marked divergence between samples from different areas.
The differential effects of PL and IL on stress effector systems may reflect their marked divergence in subcortical targets.
By contrast, most British economic indicators, from interest rates to unemployment, show a marked divergence from continental Europe, and there are much broader economic implications for Britain's economy than there were in Denmark's case.
This can be ascribed both to its oversize slot and the marked divergence in the slot walls.
Despite marked divergence from each other and from type strain LVR 42-0/M694, SHFV-krc1 and SHFV-krc2 share the same 3' genomic architecture as the type strain, consisting of additional ORFs 2a, 2b, and 3, which are not present in the other arteriviruses (Figure 1).
