Sentence examples for average pairwise divergence from inspiring English sources

In fact, only five families have an average pairwise divergence lower than 5% and only two diverge by less than 3%.

The average pairwise divergence among dispersed TCAST2 elements is 11.0%.

According to mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) data, average pairwise divergence between populations across the Andes was 6.98%.

The average pairwise divergence between Tcast1b subunits, of TCAST satellite-like sequences, was 6.7%.

The average pairwise divergence among TCAST transposon-like sequences was 12.7%.

The average pairwise divergence (Dxy) for O. niloticus and M. zebra 3'-UTRs was 5.2% (± 1% s.e).e

Divergence between populations was also generally < 0.5%, with the exception of comparisons between VS and the remaining populations, where average pairwise divergences ranged up to 0.82% for Ops1 and up to 1.67% for Ops2 (Table  1), as expected since VS is a genetically divergent and hydrologically remote site [ 20].

Interestingly, these taxa are quite genetically divergent (7.63% average uncorrected pairwise divergence for CO1), but surprisingly similar in both somatic and penis morphology (Figs. 3 and 6).

Both F* and D rely on estimation of the difference between an estimate of θ based on average pairwise sequence divergence and another estimate based on the number of segregating sites (singletons for F*, global estimate for D), whereas D* compares two estimates of numbers of segregating sites (common versus singleton).

Average pairwise mtDNA divergence between these two groups is 5.7% (SE = 0.5%).

π gives the average pairwise sequence divergence for each of the same three catergories of sites.