Sentence examples for this is divergent from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation for this is divergent effects of mate preferences in the two populations.

This is divergent from the observations made in patients with HIV, hepatitis B virus, or hepatitis C virus [ 13, 25, 26, 29].

The results from this study for the other PCR-ribotypes examined show that this region is divergent.

The N-terminal end of this histone is divergent in comparison with the consensus eukaryotic sequence.

This residue is conserved in zebrafish and although the amino acid sequence around this residue is divergent in C. elegans, the glutamic acid is conserved.

Although not significant this trend is divergent to the other FVC outcomes and may be related to differences in definitions in the studies.

The validation at this stage is divergent in nature and therefore inclusive and, as such, the guidelines might be over-inclusive.

The analysis of sequence and functional similarities revealed that this family is divergent, with members sharing sequence identities in the 20 40% range.

The hybridisation to a few probes by DNA isolated from each of these 12 strain implies that this region is divergent rather than absent.

Importantly, this lineage is divergent from other members of the "Midichloriaceae," including M. mitochondrii, and suggests that a substantial amount of diversity and host range underlay this large rickettsial assemblage (Gillespie, Nordberg, et al. 2012).

No additional 3' exon sequences were identified, including the 3' conserved domain exon described for other GATAs, but it is possible that this sequence is divergent or not represented in the current trace archive.