Sentence examples for small divergent from inspiring English sources

To summarize, most of its boundaries consist of subduction zones except a small divergent segment in the south, called the Ayu Trough (Fujiwara et al. 1995).

An example of the former is found in the uncertain phylogenetic placement of three small divergent genera [Blastomussa (2 spp), Physogyra (1 spp), and Plesiastrea (2 spp)].

Small divergent regions, however, are biologically important for specific quantitative polymerase chain reaction, genotyping, molecular markers and preparation of specific antibodies, and yet have received little attention.

Moreover, a relatively small, divergent subset of cellulases was found that is probably the result of early substrate specificity-driven diversification.

It is found that combustion apparently is well organized with smaller divergent angle.

They were also small, with divergent results [ 39].

The 5′ and 3′ exons are often small and divergent between orthologs and are easy to get wrong in structures predicted from protein alignments.

Palmenberg et al. also proposed that a previously identified (HRV A' [ 40]), small but divergent clade within the HRV A species, which was renamed clade D, may represent a new species of HRV [ 20].

There was one major clade which formed two distinct clusters, encompassing the majority of equid DQA alleles, but also a second smaller, more divergent clade comprised of 6 alleles.

An explanation to the creationist hasty rejection of a method or theory based on a small number of divergent data can perhaps be found in the (YEC) paradigm of literal interpretation of the Bible.

Due to the possible heterogeneity of evolutionary rates in different timescales [42], the analysis was performed in two steps following McCartney & Barret [43]: the first using outgroups and a small number of divergent ingroup sequences, and the second using no outgroups but all ingroup sequences.