Sentence examples for a relative divergence from inspiring English sources

They lead, on average, to a relative divergence of +60% to +105% in favor of the scale model for different points located in the side lit room.

We then determined the ratio of these two averages to determine a "Relative Divergence Factor" for each gene.

These discrepancies were reduced to a +30%to+35%5% relative divergence, by putting in the effort to carefully mock up the geometrical and photometrical features of the test module.

About 25% of the genes had an average Relative Divergence Factor above 2.

Elm, in contrast, was an example of relative divergence between the different types of routine.

However, this cannot explain the allopatric rayed race comparisons where we found a reduction of absolute divergence near the red locus (Additional file 4: Figure S3D), and only a slight peak of relative divergence (Fig.  4b).

We attempted to measure relative divergence with a ratio derived from a simple comparison of pairwise distances, an extension of the approach used by Hajibabaei, Xia, and Drouin [ 58].

Little sequence divergence was observed between the Gma-GsoDA1 orthologous protein pairs while a relative high divergence was found among paralogous proteins in a species.

As an additional, simple metric of relative divergence times, we also calculated average pairwise sequence divergence between selected Cuculus lineages using substitution models and parameter values as determined by jModelTest (Table 1).

For all hybridizing taxa that differ in red pattern, there was a clear peak of absolute and relative divergence near the red locus (Additional file 4: Figure S3A).

The representative sequence is also highlighted in a two-dimensional plot, which reflects the relative divergence between family members.