Sentence examples for a divergence over from inspiring English sources

To test whether there was a significant global change in allele frequencies between time points and thus a divergence over the separating time interval between the lines, we applied the Fisher exact test for differences in allele frequency between the relaxed and their ancestral selected lines (HWS40 and LWS40, respectively) at all markers.

Noah and Noah-GEM, on the other hand, resulted in a divergence zone over Mumbai and the Western Ghats leading to more widespread runs but relatively lower rainfall amounts over Mumbai.

Kaplan-Meier survival plots (figure 2) show a progressive divergence over time between resilient and non-resilient groups, and between vulnerable and non-vulnerable groups, with no discontinuity.

Both the United States and Japan have taken pains to play down any divergence over North Korea.

Well-placed sources have confirmed to our own Helena Smith that there is a divergence of views over at least €2bn of the cuts with the EU, ECB and IMF officials openly doubting the efficacy of many of the reforms Athens' coalition government has put forward.

1448A (phas) has gained 182 genes over a divergence of about 0.25% (equivalent to 728 genes over 1% divergence).

A sharp genetic divergence over very short geographic distances compared to a small genetic divergence between large geographic distances also suggested that the SNPs were subjected to natural selection, and ecological factors had an important evolutionary role in polymorphisms at this locus.

We pick the event with the smallest waiting time and apply it as previously explained, unless the event passes over a divergence time (i.e. a species union when going back in time).

The expected number of polymorphisms between D. melanogaster and D. mauritiana was calculated based on the Drosophila neutral substitution rate of.016 (± 0.005) substitutions per site/million years [ 18] on 685 bp over a divergence time of 2.7 million years [ 19].

Heating oil prices may hit record levels this year, even as natural gas prices plunge — a divergence that I wrote about over the weekend with my colleague Clifford Krauss.

Under this hypothesis, the maximum genetic variation observed within MG isolates (5%) is compatible with a divergence from a common ancestor over 50 years, considering that the rate of nucleotide change is approximately 1% per decade under natural field conditions in epizootic periods [12], [57].