Sentence examples for moderately divergent from inspiring English sources
Heterogeneity of evolutionary rates within a protein sequence thus explains why Blast sensitivity is quite decoupled from overall divergence, at least for moderately divergent sequences.
In a draft policy first reported last week by The Washington Post, NOAA says that "hatchery fish that are genetically no more than moderately divergent from a natural population... will be considered" in deciding whether to add a specific population to the endangered list.
An important difference, however, is that the correlation is somewhat weaker for paralogues for weakly to moderately divergent sequences.
During recombination mismatches and small insertions/deletion can arise as a result of strand exchange between moderately divergent (homologous) sequences [30].
For instance, Goodenia and Musa are highly divergent for atp1 but only moderately divergent for cox1.
This seems reasonable in most complexes, where clones were only moderately divergent from nearest sexual ancestors.
Usage of the extensive genomic resources available for the house mouse, a moderately 20-400 mln years) divergent relative of the voles, enabled a comprehensive assessment of the transcript completeness.
Our data have revealed that the single nominal species 'Crenadactylus ocellatus' comprises a moderately diverse and surprisingly ancient complex of numerous unrecognised and highly divergent lineages.
While a second assemblage of divergent metazoan sequences (Eukaryote clade B – Figure 6) is recovered as a moderately supported sister to several CFB group proteins within the aforementioned "Firmicute" clade.
The divergent histone H3.8 is highly expressed at both 10 and 20 h, and is moderately expressed during vegetative growth in Oxytricha.
Moreover, our phylogenetic analyses recovered a moderately supported filozoan clade that possesses the canonical D44 residue to the exclusion of all nonfilozoan sequences and the highly divergent MleKLFX ctenophore sequence (fig. 2).
