Sentence examples for not so divergent from inspiring English sources

In Quito's three major shopping malls -- Quicentro, Iñaquito and Mall El Jardin -- the cost of clothing turned out to be not so divergent from prices in the United States.

Thus, when both studies are compared using similar statistic methodology, the results are not so divergent.

Therefore, one design challenge will be identifying experimental parents that differ at a sufficient number of sites, but are not so divergent that their hybrids exhibit substantial levels of marker distortion.

Hence the strong purifying selection against divergent but not so much against convergent overlaps.

The discovery of novel satellite DNA sequences in this study is notable since these sequences are so divergent that they would not have been identified through degenerate PCR assays.

Most symbiont TRGs were so divergent that they could not be confidently aligned.

Unlike the proteins in other subfamilies, HTPG proteins are so divergent that they do not have a common signature sequence.

Interestingly, the Gplasma gene is so divergent that it does not consistently group with the other iron-oxidation blue-copper proteins.

Thus a surprisingly high proportion of Caenorhabditis genes with conserved expression during embryogenesis appear to be unique to the genus or are so divergent that we could not detect possible orthologues in the dorylaims.

Even if the phylogenetic analysis of the SNARE domains was quite clear, there could also have been a misannotation of one of the Qa members, or it might be so divergent that it was not found in the genome database.

" Sometimes we (GPs and CPs) have meetings in the health center and the differences (between GPs' and CPs' interests) are so divergent that we don't have points in common.