The degree of divergence between the different globin chains reflects the degree of relationship between the genes coding for them.
It is the wide degree of divergence between such policies that has made progress towards the substantive cross-border harmonisation of insolvency law so difficult.
Furthermore, the uncertainty associated with a misclassification is not binary, but rather a more complex measure that accounts for the degree of divergence between the point observation and map unit that takes into account these underlying relationships between soils, landscape and function.
The degree of divergence between the α chains reflects the degree of the evolutionary relationship between the organisms, because the hemoglobin chains have evolved independently of one another since the time of divergence of the lineages leading to the present-day organisms.
The analysis also identified some areas that were suitable for either encampment or traveling modes, but not both (Table 7, Figure 3), suggesting some degree of divergence between the habitats.
The branches in an area cladogram or an event-based reconstruction reflect the relative order of branching (vicariant) or fusing (geodispersal) events (Lieberman 2003; Sanmartín et al. 2007) but not the degree of divergence between lineages or the time since cladogenesis.
Furthermore, interactions between populations could be confounded by the degree of divergence between populations used in the crossing experiment.
Matrices belonging to one and the same degree of divergence between one and 90 percent were then added such that 90 divergence specific substitution matrices resulted.
Thus a decrease in the frequency of clouds corresponded to a greater degree of divergence between rainforest and dry forest NDVI (Figure 3b).
They also demonstrate a degree of evolutionary divergence within SHFV that is roughly equivalent to the degree of divergence between other arterivirus species.
