Sentence examples for most divergent from from inspiring English sources

Pairwise Mahalanobis distances among the three populations showed Pacific sperm morphology to be most divergent from the East Atlantic, with the West Atlantic showing approximately equal divergence from both the Pacific and the East Atlantic (Additional file 2).

The three games above represent my best plays of the week because my analysis shows the point spreads are the most divergent from what I expect to happen once the teams take the field.

The divergence was thus gradual from closer approximations of the lexifier to varieties more and more different, an evolutionary process identified as basilectalization (basilect being the variety that is the most divergent from the European lexifier).

(Decreolization, or debasilectalization, is the process by which a vernacular loses its basilectal, or "creole," features under the influence of the language from which it inherited most of its vocabulary. The basilect is the variety that is the most divergent from the local standard speech).

Mean arterial pressure was most divergent from baseline in the ED.

So, of the five sourcing principles, the premium and the traceability are perhaps most divergent from common practices.

We excluded the most divergent sequences from this alignment, including those from sponges that lack the Irx specific domains.

By using an 'analysis of extremes' on the SNP data obtained from animals with the most divergent phenotypes from the two related C57BL/6 Crb1 rd8/rd8 lines (1) and (2), we identified a large region on chromosome 15 that is significantly associated with the phenotype and thus may carry such genetic modifiers.

Their performance of the song "Mean", by contrast, received the most divergent reactions from reviewers, yet it was the one song from the four singles released from the episode to chart in North America, and debuted on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100.

Each row represents one of the 96 isolates, ordered from the less divergent (top) to the most divergent (bottom) from N2 for the region associated with Orsay virus sensitivity (IV 6,388,961 to IV:12,408,993; between black arrows).

Most nucleotide sites (85%) are invariant across all Gp-9 sequences from the different Solenopsis species, and the two most divergent sequences (from S. aurea and S. invicta) differ at just 47 (2.1%) of their nucleotides.