Not surprisingly, power of the method to detect a terminal branch divergence point is substantially compromised, indicating that balanced subtrees including many taxa provide the ideal conditions for detecting a divergence point.
Using subnational Panamanian nightlight production from 1996 to 2012, we detect a significant divergence between the relationship of subnational reported GDP and nightlights before the Canal handover (when the U.S.A. was very involved in their statistical agencies) and the correlation after the handover (with no U.S. involvement).
Our purposes were (i) to infer the phylogeographic pattern of this widespread European pollinator, (ii) to detect a putative divergence of MMS across its distribution range, and (iii) to compare the phylogeographic pattern and the reproductive trait variation pattern.
In most patients we detected a significant divergence between sequences sampled before and after treatment.
Similarly to the E1-E2 region, we detected a significant divergence between sequences sampled before and after treatment in most patients (Table 1, Figure 1).
The probability of detecting a significant divergence for FST = 0.001 among samples 1, 2, and 3 in the Bering and Okhotsk seas was 0.123, and 0.950 for FST = 0.01.
We failed to detect a significant correlation between the divergence at 4-fold degenerate sites and either breadth or level of gene expression.
There is significant sequence divergence between CASC1-1 and CASC1-2, which, along with the differential expression patterns detected, suggests a divergence of molecular function.
3. International investigator meetings will be held (at least) twice yearly for all staff involved in data collection to detect any divergence in data collection procedures.
Secondly, the rates of gene flow between the different Rhine populations may have been too homogeneous to detect an effect on adaptive divergence.
