Sentence examples for a low divergence from inspiring English sources

The reason for this is that other causes for a low divergence to Neandertals, such as low mutation rates, contamination by modern non-African DNA, or gene flow into Neandertals, would produce monotonic behaviors.

They must be considered as two subgroups because even with a low divergence they are supported by robust bootstrap values.

This maternal African ancestry showed a low divergence with 41% of African groups (Fst < 0.05).

While a low divergence level among genetic lineages is not necessarily a synonym of absence of reproductive isolation, the available evidence suggest that, contrary to other Podarcis forms, P. muralis is a single species and not a species complex.

We showed that the fairly large subset of predicted SNPs that is shared between independent SNP detection studies in wild and domestic duck is likely to represent true SNPs, and suggests a low divergence between these forms.

Thus, an important part of the genes in only one copy in present plant genomes have an ancient origin and a low divergence rate controlled by a strong selection pressure.

Hence a typical intensity profile measurement obtained with a low-divergence incident beam and small acceptance in the scattered beam (Δ2θ) will capture a good proportion of the intensity by scanning along the specular direction with both axes, if the crystal is perfect.

We note that Ndc80 shows a very high divergence and Nuf2p a very low divergence across Drosophila species, but have not explored this further.

Among these families, some have undergone intensive expansions, others were submitted to a strong selection pressure to maintain them with similar numbers, with a very low divergence rate, across different plant genomes (Armisen et al. 2008).

On the other hand, functions of plant Tau and Phi members may be retained with a relatively low divergence as shown by Ka/Ks analysis (Fig.  3).

Cloning of 2 transposons having a relatively low divergence rate indicates the rapid accumulation of incapacitating mutations, such as insertions or deletions, shifts of reading frames and premature stop codons.