Sentence examples for rare divergence from inspiring English sources

The Newcastle Jets won an A-League championship in 2008, but that was a rare divergence from a path usually littered with underachievement.

No comparable examples of 2-domain Navs could be identified by BLAST searching of the available metazoan genomes in the NCBI database, suggesting that this is a rare evolutionary divergence which may be confined to aphids.

Now we say, 'No, sorry?' " To foreign policy analysts, the Phalcon dispute is an illustration of how Israeli-American strategic ties are still often frayed by miscommunication and mistrust on both sides -- as well as by rare but deep divergences in each country's conception of its national interest.

Therefore, the probability of a pre-LUCA divergence of rare ThrRS forms hinges to some extent on the evidence of a pre-LUCA divergence of rare SerRS forms.

The frequency of such exchange events would be rare relative to sequence divergence as the Cyp4p paralogs within a species are substantially diverged across the whole length of the gene.

In general, cases of repeated adaptive radiation or divergence are rare [ 5].

The divergence of the rare C branch isolates from the lineage containing the A and B branches appears to have occurred approximately 12,857 to 25,714 ybp.

Genetic tests of paleoecological hypotheses have been rare, partly because recent genetic divergence is difficult to detect and time.

Such an event would have to be rare to allow for genetic divergence to occur; indeed, B. pseudomallei does not survive well in sea water [ 66, 67].

In case of SerRS, sensu strictu the molecular LUCA has to be placed at the divergence of the rare and common form of the enzyme.

This statistic taken at face value suggests that geographic barriers with similar topographic characteristics to those that promote ring divergence are exceedingly rare.