Sentence examples for obvious divergence from inspiring English sources

However, when the dyes are applied for DSCs, an obvious divergence of short-circuit current (Jsc) is observed.

A small scope trial will be done before the systematic review is conducted to confirm that there is no obvious divergence between those collecting data.

When the actual prevalence is superimposed on the observed trends in testing volumes, an obvious divergence between 2005 and 2007 is demonstrated.

Thus, there is an obvious divergence between different groups that once shared a common ancestor, such as delta and beta+gamma PVs.

Choropleth maps of HSAs, color-coded by Medicare-pediatric index divergence, did not reveal any obvious divergence patterns that might be related to areal size of ZIP codes or HSAs.

Despite obvious divergence, when the 3' UTRs from the chromosome 33 and 21 assemblies in L. braziliensis were BLASTed against all sequences in GenBank, their highest match was with corresponding regions in other Leishmania spp. (4e-12 and 4e-7 respectively).

To travel from a nation in the industrialized West to a nation like Tanzania is to marvel at many obvious divergences.

The evolutionary rates were relatively fast in the two families, which presented obvious functional divergence among paralogs of each family.

We then hypothesized that less obvious functional divergence may be observed by analyzing mutations accrued in protein coding sequences.

Our genome-wide comparison of the two strains in this sample showed no obvious functional divergence, probably associated with insufficient time for accumulation/evolution of much nonsynonymous change, based on a low genome-wide Ka/Ks.

The other markers showed PCR-products in sexual as well as apomictic individuals, lacking evidence for obvious sequence divergence between the DIP and non- DIP homolog's or the presence of hemizygosity at the DIP-chromosomal region in Taraxacum.