Sentence examples for sufficient divergence from inspiring English sources

However, their languages show sufficient divergence from the main Muskogean languages and from each other to warrant semi-independent status as linguistic isolates.

We found that there is sufficient divergence between subgroups and conservation within a subgroup to yield a few high scoring specificity determination points using GROUPSIM software.

Indeed, our approach cannot completely rule out the fact that some T3E genes may have been subjected to diversifying selection which resulted in a sufficient divergence sequence to avoid detection through dot-blot hybridization.

This constitutes sufficient divergence to revisit the annotation and rename the gene scyA.

These species were chosen for the quality of their genomes and to provide sufficient divergence time for evolutionary rate analyses.

Thus, the expression of all four biomarkers is correlated, but there is sufficient divergence to indicate that they might provide independent predictive information.

We identified duplicate gene pairs with sufficient divergences that represent this antagonism relationship in the yeast S. cerevisiae.

In addition, the development of genome sequencing on more distant taxa (for example charophytes, liverworts or hornworts) should increase the number of UNIPROT sequences with sufficient divergences, thus improving the quality of HMM and allowing, in a mid-term, the definition of HMMs for the orphan SDR families.

Thus, while gene duplication, particularly when accompanied by sufficient sequence divergence provides one of the most obvious of candidates for adaptive divergence between species (Prince and Pickett 2002), selectively neutral explanations may explain gene number differences between species, and these may be proffered as null hypotheses that need to be rejected.

ITS1 and ITS2 were found to contain distinct regions with sufficient sequence divergence to make them suitable as specific identification target sites.

Hebert et al. found that more than 98% of 13,320 congeneric species pairs, including representatives from 11 phyla, have sufficient sequence divergence to ensure easy identification [20].