Sentence examples for more sequence variability from inspiring English sources

As paralogues display more sequence variability than orthologues, and as small molecules tend to display similar binding within orthologues [73], we hypothesize that merging bioactivities from orthologues and paralogues will lead to more predictive models.

In addition, the CL34 repeat family showed more sequence variability among monomers compared with the CL14 repeat family.

The "little finger" domain (LF), also known as the polymerase-associated domain (PAD), is unique to the Y-Family and has more sequence variability than the catalytic core.

Although the 23S rRNA gene exhibited more sequence variability than the 16S rRNA gene, the differentiation of closely related species is not easy.

However, sequences from different TcI strains may present more sequence variability between each other than the variability within the TcII and TcVI strains [ 8, 23].

At the other end of the tree is the secreted ligand vein that exhibits more sequence variability between species than does spitz.

Both p50 and p52 are more tolerant to sequence variability within the inner positions.

In contrast, the hinge region and the C-terminus seem to be regions where there is more space for sequence variability.

An important starting point will be to uncover gene targets or ensembles vital for motor variability in general, and more specifically, phonological and sequence variability related to learned vocalizations.

16S rRNA-coding gene was more conservative, and general sequence variability of the rrs gene across all strains and species reached 11.52%.

A similar pattern has been observed in P. falciparum in chromosome 2, in which nonvariable genes (now regarded as genes with low variability as more sequence data has accumulated) accounted for 82% of the genes close to the center of chromosome 2, whereas nearly 75% of the genes located in the subtelomeric regions were polymorphic (Kidgell et al. 2006).