Sentence examples for more diverge from inspiring English sources

More information could be obtained by deeper transcriptomic sequencing (more mapped sequences and more reliable SNP calling), use of longer sequences (increasing the possibility to find a parent relative SNP) or genomic DNA sequencing (where the intron sequencing, being more diverge region, could increase the number of parent relative SNPs).

Also, 50% of the genes in the actual data were more conserved than the most conserved genes in the randomized datasets and 17% of the genes appeared more diverged than the most diverged genes in the randomized datasets.

Drosophila melanogaster and Drosophila pseudoobscura are about as diverged (4-fold divergence = 0.514) as most fungal pairs, but are more diverged than the mammalian species pairs.

The top set of parameters in each row represents the less diverged outgroup and the bottom set in each row the more diverged outgroup.

However, their ability to predict soil moisture is found to be more diverging.

After he left, my sister and I – now 16 and 14 – ate in ever more diverging ways.

Analyses of other LARP family members suggest more diverged RNA binding modes and specialization for cytoplasmic mRNA-related functions.

Regarding behavioral problems, results from earlier studies are more diverging.

Slicing in 5G mobile networks is more challenging as there are many operators sharing the same infrastructure and more diverging service requirements.

Furthermore, fs-PLD CIGS shows a longer absorption tail due to the more diverged sub-band gap energy levels of radiative defects, which is most likely resulted from the local inhomogeneous distributions of elements.

Tephritids are more diverged from Drosophila than would be ideal.