Sentence examples for breadth of divergence from inspiring English sources

A subset of these taxonomic levels were grouped along mono- or dicotyledonous lines and then also in major categories to encapsulate the breadth of divergence in the phylum Tracheophyta.

That type of negative breadth divergence has occurred only 15 times in 75 years the majority of which were in bear markets.

A negative correlation between breadth of gene expression and protein divergence has been observed in taxa as distant as primates and flies [ 40- 42] suggesting the existence of a broadly applicable mechanism constraining the divergence of genes expressed in multiple tissues.

Forces of Divergence I.O.U.

"Today's E.U. decision reflects a significant point of divergence".

Free of divergence problem.

What about the creative process of divergence and convergence?

So what makes up this parallel "Age of Divergence"?

Measures of ecological niche breadth and overlap confirmed the mismatch between the fundamental and realized patterns of habitat occupation: forms segregated more than expected from the extent of divergence of their environmental envelope – a signature of niche expansion.

For example, the breadth of the credibility interval around the northeastern and northwestern divergence, estimated at 1.50 Ma from dataset mtDNA1 and 1.34 Ma from dataset mtDNA2, is reduced to 95% CIs of only 0.48 and 0.46 Ma, respectively, and thus less wide than the 95% CI of 1.15 Ma around the previously estimated divergence time of 1.89 Ma (Zinner et al., 2009).

However, the most recent analysis [10] used a more rigorous approach in terms of the breadth of genetic diversity encompassed and the use of pairwise sequence divergence to identify a gap in frequency distribution at 3.5%.