Study 1 reveals that package design elements that differ in weight perception evoke divergent health perceptions of a soft drink.
If populations differ in local (positive) selective pressures, divergent selection may maintain different sets of alleles and result in increased differentiation [44].
The other 4 products did differ in potency, manifested by the divergent slopes of their standard curves compared with the innovator.
In contrast, haplotypes from the southern populations within clade A (H10, Sicily and H11, UBA in Spain) are more divergent and differ in 9 and 6 respectively substitutions from H3.
Divergence between taxon pairs in a greater number of niche dimensions might promote phenotypic divergence and reproductive isolation, by causing population pairs to become more genetically divergent and to differ in a greater number of adaptive phenotypic traits.
Although the results appear divergent, the studies differ in the specific type(s) of adverse reactions being studied, the length of follow-up for side effects, and adjustment for patient-related factors; therefore, comparison of the findings is problematic.
Because the sequences differ in lengths and comprise regions of divergent variability, methods that take into account specific models of DNA evolution were considered as the most suitable for the construction of phylogenetic trees, ML and Bayesian (Markov chain Monte Carlo).
Such work would be particularly informative given the taxon pairs studied here have diverged in the same host-plant genera, yet differ in the number of niche dimensions subject to divergent selection.
Individual components of compound criteria may differ in measurement properties; therefore pooling information from such divergent items will reduce information about the AUD construct.
Divergent groups of taxa usually differ in many respects (e.g. nucleotide generation time, G + C content, various life history traits), making it difficult to isolate single factors acting on DNA evolution.
