If a local polling firm diverges substantially from the consensus, it infers that the results show a strong "house effect," rather than providing any particular insight about the state.
The outcome is a quantitative view of rat ISGs and beta cells that diverges substantially from previous accounts (ESM Table 3).
Despite the intriguing similarities of the actors involved, it is important to note that the wiring between the different components diverges substantially between the diverse stem cell systems and involves different spatial as well as logical organizations (Fig. 1C,E).
This change of course, diverging substantially from prior global cap-and-trade plans, is far removed from even the farthest-reaching of U.N. authority.
Ancestral populations isolated during this time would have diverged substantially from other populations.
While most TRs in human have diverged substantially, this is not the case for N. vectensis (peaks at 0.06).
Some duplicates were physically segregated from the remaining array by divergent non-coding sequence; where this had occurred, these genes diverged substantially and variation was distributed discontinuously.
As expected, lower sequence similarity is observed in the C-terminal region since this region was shown to diverge substantially between MADS box orthologues (Theissen et al., 1996).
Despite persistent functional constraints, however, analysis of paralogous expression profiles indicates that quantitative aspects of their expression diverged substantially during this period.
It discounts the results from these firms simply because that's what it's programmed to do whenever it encounters a local polling firm whose results diverge substantially from the consensus; this method works to Mr. Obama's benefit in some states, and Mr. Romney's in others.
Thus if this represents a Heliconius masc ortholog, it has diverged substantially in sequence and genomic location).
