The phrase "average divergence between the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving statistics, data analysis, or comparisons where you are discussing the typical difference or variation between two or more entities.
Example: "The average divergence between the two datasets indicates a significant discrepancy in the results."
Alternatives: "mean difference between the" or "typical variation among the".
The average divergence between the GA and LA/PR/SCA groups was 0.0529 ± 0.0038, indicating that the split between those two clades occurred at approximately the same time, i.e., 1.75 to 3.99 Mya.
The average divergence between the 5'UTRs of Asia II 3 and the MEAM1 orthologous genes is 3.35% which is almost twice as much as between the same region of MEAM1 and MED.
Hodgkinson et al. (2009) have shown that under this model the probability of observing a coincident SNP at a site is P = u h u c ∫ D (e − v γ γ 2 + (1 − e − 2 v γ ) ) d γ (1 where u h and u c are the density of SNPs in the two species being considered, v is the average divergence between the species and D is the distribution of the rates.
The average divergence between these STs was approximately 0.5%, and the maximum divergence, between STs 1850 and 1223, was 0.94%.
The average divergence between sequences of the two clades was 5.2% and the number of fixed differences was 20 (2.2%).
Our taxon sampling scheme spanned divergences of at least 40 [ 27] or 63 [ 19] million years based on the estimated average divergence between members of the subgenus Sophophora and the subgenus Drosophila (genus Drosophila).
Over exon 2 of this gene, the average divergence between S. elmoi and the clade B Adh sequences is 20.0%.
The average divergence between transcriptomes was determined by dividing the total number of substitutions by the total number of base pairs compared.
We computed the net nucleotide divergence d, which is the average divergence between B. azoricus and B. puteoserpentis minus the average sequence divergence within both species (πputeo+πazo)/2).
We found that 95% of LTRs had a divergence between their repeats that was lower than the average divergence between mouse and rat, which suggests that the vast majority of LTRs, which we scored as new insertions, have indeed inserted since mouse and rat diverged.
The numbers of transversions on the human lineage, as well as those on the lineage from the Neandertal-human ancestor to the chimpanzee, were used to estimate the average divergence between DNA sequences in Neandertals and present-day humans, as a fraction of the lineage from the human reference genome to the common ancestor of Neandertals, humans, and chimpanzees.
