As to divergence, only old SDs showed a slight decrease of paralogous divergence in pericentromeric regions compared to SDs located elsewhere in the genome.
EB assumes that decreased phenotypic divergence towards the tips is due to decreasing rates of divergence, presumably as a result of niche saturation by early adapting lineages [ 7].
Analysis of functional diversity indices based on all measured traits showed a decrease of functional divergence due to mowing (indicating convergence of traits) and no response of functional richness, evenness and functional dispersion.
Our findings indicate that G. henleyi's type of rarity may be explained by two factors that are not mutually exclusive-high mobility rates, which decrease the level of divergence between populations, and an ongoing bottleneck, which lowers both the overall and within-population genetic diversity.
The results shows that the optical power decreases of different divergence angles are close in samples with different concentrations, the largest drop falls from 38%to25%5%, and extinction coefficient is closer to the normal value.
This algorithm guarantees convergence along with a decrease of the KL-divergence in each iteration that is not available in previous filter-based mean-field approximation methods with parallel variable updates.
If we remove the vcrA leader sequence from the calculation, the age of divergence decreases to 900 years.
Nevertheless, this degree of divergence decreases when other tumor regions are screened by Sanger sequencing for some of the mutations detected in the exome analysis.
The smallest background is achieved for a wavelength of 2.56 Å and a vertical scattering plane using a bent perfect premonochromator crystal and optionally a collimator to decrease the divergence of the beam exiting the cold neutron guide.
In set two, the addition of another calibration point caused the stem and crown arundinoid divergences to decrease while the divergence dates of the crown micrairoid, danthonioid, panicoid and stem chloridoid lineages increased (Table 2).
