Sentence examples for across the divergence from inspiring English sources

It is important in this type of analysis to count the numbers of synonymous and nonsynonymous sites correctly and consistently across the divergence and polymorphism data.

To explore the sensitivity of the method to the strength of the temporal selection shift, I vary the degree of rate variation (smaller α implies greater rate variation) and the fraction of sites θ experiencing a selection shift across the divergence point.

The leadership rotation we've seen across markets, as well as the divergence across sectors, is a good thing.

However, applying the pairwise rate estimate developed above we find uniformly, across genes, that the divergence likely occurred in the very early 20th century.

For O. niloticus and M. zebra, the mean Dxy across all opsin CDS was 3.8% (± 0.3%), while the divergence across all INT was 9.5% (± 1.9%).

"The labor market data is interesting mainly for the divergence across regions," Ken Wattret, chief euro zone economist at BNP Paribas, said bv telephone from London.

The sequence comparisons performed using BRIG revealed the divergence across the isolates according to the reference genome of CD630.

Principal components analysis (PCA) was used to explore the divergence across populations used in this study.

The branch lengths for the trees in Figure 3 provide some indication of the amount of divergence between the T. dalmanni clusters relative to the divergence across Diptera.

While the divergence across the Hunter Valley was estimated to have occurred in the Miocene in the congeneric L. guichenoti, which is frequently sympatric with L. delicata [ 26], an early-mid Pliocene break was observed across this barrier in the delicate skink (subclade 9a vs Clades 4-5; Figure 2, 3, 4, 5).

In this regard, it is unlikely that a general trend in the control of transcription applies across all tumors, considering the divergence in molecular mechanisms driving different cancer subtypes.