Some dimensions, such as service quality, may diverge from technical service quality.
The certifier can be tricked, but doing so becomes more difficult as the true quality diverges from the standard.
If we assume that the 4,000 higher quality, but highly diverged genes discussed above, which did not align to known genes, match to about 2,000 additional, independent genes (as in Table 2, 3), then we may have sampled about 60% of the transcriptome.
The indel polarizations of Lake et al. rely on high quality alignments between paralogs that diverged before the last universal common ancestor (LUCA).
While Protestants and Catholics alike used biographies of the righteous to perpetuate colonization, they diverged widely about the qualities that should be venerated.
An explanation for the differing impact of being referred to specialist care in Belgium versus the Netherlands could be sought in the diverging quality of care after referral.
However, rather than diverging, quality of life and work loss both followed similar trajectories in the two study groups, 4 5 while the higher drug costs in the infliximab arm were considerable.
While holding to her father's dictum of quality first, Petersen's leadership has diverged from his significantly.
The high-quality genome of this species that diverged early in Saccharomycotina will allow further fundamental studies on comparative genomics, evolution and phylogenetics.
Although this result could also be a reflection of the quality of sequence assembly, it shows that E. invadens has diverged significantly from E. histolytica.
We did not include mouse lemur, a primate which diverged earlier from human, in our analysis due to lower genome quality and divergence time consideration of its genome.
