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The discrete operator, however, need not be derived from the divergence form of the continuous equations.

The density reduction derived from the divergence by the large-scale subsidence is added in the right-hand side (rhs) of Eq. (1).

These duplicate genes (Rad51b and Scc3b) may also be derived from allelic divergence resulting from the accumulation of mutations during extensive asexual (mitotic) reproduction [48].

The ultrametric tree derived from the divergence time estimation is shown in Figure  2.

Orthologs: Homologous genes or genomic regions derived from the divergence of lineages.

The one bit information is derived from the Kullback Leibler divergence (KL-divergence) of Received Signal Strength (RSS), and we prove that RTI with this one bit information is sufficient for localization.

Putative gene families were identified from the gene clusters by calculating gene trees and identifying clades of sequences that derived from the Latrodectus Steatoda divergence or the spider tick divergence (fig. 2).

Three numerical examples illustrate the accuracy, efficiency, and convergence properties of the proposed method in computing sensitivity indices derived from three prominent divergence or distance measures.

This was the resistance that was derived from the bearish divergence that formed at the September 21 high.

We iterated our calculations on multiple published mutation rates (see Methods), as well as an empirical observation for mutation rate derived from the known divergence time (16 years, S. Zinder, pers. comm).

We used a neutral mutation rate of 1 × 10-8 [ 57], derived from synonymous site divergence at the maize Adh loci [ 58] to convert ML estimates to years and number of individuals.