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Even though they had never visited, all had perspectives on Silicon Valley, some of which were far divergent from the day-to-day reality of working in the Bay Area.

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The last ORF of 432 amino acids also contained repeats homologous to those described above, but these sequences were far more divergent than the first two ORFs.

Conversely, regulatory pathways were far more divergent and require the construction of separate organism-specific pathways by identifying reference pathways common among groups of organisms (e.g., three ribosomal assembly diagrams for Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukaryota).

Second, and related to this last point, the nuclear rps14 of Joinvillea is not very divergent in general and is far less divergent than the nuclear genes of grasses.

A second group, the subgenus Nanomonas, includes two small sized nagana causing species, Trypanosoma congolense and Trypanosoma simiae (which are far more divergent to each other than is the divergence inside Trypanozoon).

I don't have a great deal of time for him, his views are far too divergent from my own.

Second, the two species of Ciona have recently been found to be far more divergent than expected for such morphologically similar species.

42– 44 The wide disparity between the multitude of variables in those cases reported here was far too divergent to permit useful correlative analysis.

The first data set consists of 26 E. coli and Shigella genomes, which are very closely related and the second data set consist of 32 Roseobacter genomes, which are far more divergent.

In contrast, the other major viral genes (glycoproteins and nucleoprotein) are far more divergent and lack conserved domains across genera (some are not even homologous), and therefore they are not helpful in a phylogenetic analysis aimed at resolving ancient relationships.

Many of these lineages contain plastid genomes that are far more divergent and rearranged than those found in Silene and, therefore, represent a natural starting point for generating additional mitochondrial genome sequences.

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