Sentence examples for more diversified sequences from inspiring English sources

The conserved His residue (H43 in all3650) is present in most members of the COG4636+ family, with the exception of a small lineage of closely related proteins (represented by gll1896 from G. violaceus, GI: 37520579) in which it is substituted by Gln, and a larger group of more diversified sequences, in which it is substituted by Thr or Ser.

Xu et al. [ 43] have shown a higher variability of the HCV Core gene sequences and a more diversified HCV quasispecies population in association with the progressive decrease in the immune pressure caused by long-term HIV infection, but HIV co-infection did not seem to influence the correlation between HCV-RNA and HCVAg.

The recent use of molecular methods and, in particular, genetic sequencing have revealed a much more diversified flora, of which some are cultivable by traditional techniques whereas many others are not [ 23].

Expression profiles of the 49 gene sequences containing a LEA domain also varied between tissues and appeared more diversified than observed for dehydrins.

Moreover, compared to other kingdoms, the prokaryotic kingdom displays more diversified LysM domain architectures, which is reflected by the variation in the numbers and the sequences of LysM motifs and the domains associated with the LysM domain.

Imports are more diversified than exports.

"People have more diversified lifestyles.

"I think people are more diversified".

Since then, a vastly more diversified marketplace has emerged.

Enlarged and more diversified demand encouraged urban growth and prosperity.

More diversified research might help.The second problem is industrial history.