Sentence examples for reflection of divergence from inspiring English sources

In other words, it is expected that paralogs with similar DNA binding site motifs (high §B) are likely to be a result of recent duplication events and indeed if this were the case, the conservation in DNA binding site motif (and presumably in DNA binding domain of the gene) would merely be a reflection of divergence time.

Therefore, we next investigated whether or not a greater DNA binding similarity is a simple reflection of shorter divergence time since duplication.

Hybridization of strain MS11 with a meningococcal tspB probe (A1797) is a reflection of that divergence and possible exchange between the species.

Many of the cell types that are relevant for studies of normal tissue toxicity will fail to grow well in vitro (and if they do so this may be a reflection of their divergence from their truly normal counterparts).

These high levels of overall genetic diversity were a reflection of the deep divergence among populations.

This could be due to the more informative genetic markers used, but also a reflection of the larger divergence between the founder lines for the studied traits.

The contrasting habitat associations of stream fishes considered in this study could be a reflection of their morphological divergence which may allow them to exploit specific habitats that differ in their environmental stressors.

"Today's E.U. decision reflects a significant point of divergence".

Sequence reads from the Serengeti-transformed isolate mapped with 100%% coverage to 4063 of 4084 protein-coding genes in the reference T. parva Muguga isolate, a reflection of the negligible nucleotide sequence divergence between the two isolates.

In short, the current demographic situation is mostly a reflection of a growing race and class divergence in behavior across many dimensions, with white college graduates, who are overrepresented in blue states, showing more prudence all around.

It has been noted that orthologs on the leading strands show lower rates of divergence than those on the lagging strands among various bacteria; this is a reflection of lower mutation pressure on the leading strand [ 28].