Previous studies on s-TATI in various cancer forms have been performed on rather small cohorts with diverging conclusions regarding its prognostic value.
The differences here were smaller, the curves diverging only after 14 years; the late versus early comparisons for size (+2.2 cm) and velocity (−9%) were statistically insignificant (P>0.1), whereas tempo was slightly delayed in the late induction arm (+0.4 years; P=0.06).
Previous work has suggested an East Gondwanan origin for the Asterales based on the observation that several small early diverging lineages are, today, largely confined to Australasia [ 130].
Approximate calculations of ECxx for small xx lead to diverging results as a consequence if controversial safety or assessment factors become necessary to apply [23].
Despite all the struggles we've faced, both individually and together as a family in a complex mixture of advantage and disadvantage due in no small part to our diverging racial and cultural backgrounds, we remain a family where the Kwanzaa principle of umoja, or unity, is real.
For example, there may be regions where small perturbations actually diverge from the unperturbed trajectory, even if over the entire cycle small (but perhaps not large) perturbations are dissipated.
Given that many of the toxins are highly diverged, small proteins [ 25], the latter approach is expected to yield numerous new findings.
Ka/Ks ration for PGRP-S1 was also high (Table 4) but this could be a result of a very small number of diverged sites and per se do not provide a strong evidence of positive selection.
The Cyanidiophyceae are small, unicellular, anciently diverged red algae (Barbier et al. 2005; Coppin et al. 2005) whose evolutionary relationships remain a subject of controversy (Garbary et al. 1980; Gabrielson et al. 1985; Seckbach 1999; Müller et al. 2001 a ; Yoon et al. 2006).
The fossil supports the hypothesis that members of the pantherineae subfamily -- including tigers, lions, jaguars, and leopards -- originated in Asia before diverging from their smaller cousins -- like cougars, lynxes, and domestic cats, the BBC reported.
