The phrase "a range of divergence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or differences in a particular context, such as in scientific, mathematical, or philosophical discussions.
Example: "The study revealed a range of divergence in the results, indicating that further research is needed to understand the underlying factors."
Alternatives: "a spectrum of differences" or "a variety of deviations".
We tested LHR orthologs from D. simulans, D. yakuba, and D. virilis, which together represent a range of divergence from D. melanogaster LHR.
For comparison, we performed the same analysis in human sequences using 584 L1 elements with a range of divergence similar to the one of Expander.
Our data mining and filtering process retrieved 73 putative nuclear single-copy genes which are potentially useful for resolving phylogenetic relationships at a range of divergence depths within Cornales.
The remaining 40% of genes showed a range of divergence between Populus and Arabidopsis, with some (such as those in Figure 5C D) showing distinctly contrasting patterns between to the two species.
The species chosen are consistent with previous studies of comparative TF binding in Drosophila [ 76, 77, 79] and span a range of divergence times from approximately 2 million to 25 million years [ 83], allowing us to make comparisons between both closely-related and more distant groups.
Given that divergence rates could also differ between ND2 and cytochrome b in Z. capensis, as well as varying among lineages [ 55], we used a range of divergence values (1, 2, and 5% per million years) to analyze the sensitivity of time estimates to variations in clock calibrations.
Toward this end, a core challenge of population genomic and phylogenetic studies is obtaining a reliable set of orthologous loci from a sufficient number of individuals across populations or species spanning a range of divergences [ 6].
Using the number of synonymous substitutions per site (Ks) as a proxy for time since the duplication event (fig. 2), it is evident that both LSDs and population duplicates display a range of divergences and, therefore, probably have a range of times since duplication.
Using three Drosophilid species for which complete genome assemblies are available [ 42], we survey thousands of orthologs over a range of sequence divergence.
We are currently investigating the relative rates of evolution for TE sequences that co-locate with regulatory regions versus those that do not, among species that cover a range of evolutionary divergence from human, to further investigate this possibility.
The distance between them is 2.61% (2.77% including indels), which is in a range of the divergence between species observed within the genus Saccharina[ 1, 41- 43] suggesting that the TYP and SHA lineages would qualify as different species based on a phylogenetic species concept.
