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This will weigh on the ratings of stock prices in individual countries as domestic discount rates diverge because of differing levels of credit risk.

During normal updates, the shadow filters will diverge because of a lack of optimum control.

The high degree of sequence conservation that we observed in short introns between spruce and pine may also depend on the recombination rate within genes, where small introns would be under stronger selection because of efficiency in transcription and splicing, and long introns in regions of low recombination diverge because of reduced selection pressure.

Gonopodial distal-tip shape may diverge because of stronger sexual conflict or postmating sexual selection in high-predation sites, where elongate and rigid tips enhance insemination efficiency or increase fertilization probability during the rapid and frequent copulation attempts in this risky environment (Godin 1995; Heinen et al. 2013).

Reproductively isolated populations are predicted to genetically diverge because of adaptive and/or nonadaptive evolutionary pressures, such as selection to environmental variation, genetic drift, gene flow and chance mutations (Frankham et al. 2002; Allendorf and Luikart 2007; Garcia de Leaniz et al. 2007; Carlson and Seamons 2008).

Methods for genomic prediction of genetic values may perform differently for different phenotypes (Meuwissen et al. 2001; Usai et al. 2009; Habier et al. 2011) and results may diverge because of differences in genetic architecture among traits (Hayes et al. 2009; Grattapaglia and Resende 2011).

The random initial PA strategies will not cause the algorithm to diverge because convergence of the SABG algorithm is independent of the PA strategy (as shown in Theorem 1).

So, though my heart was with Judson, our career paths diverged because of my new work.

Although we cannot conclude with certainty whether the documented ecotypes are continuing to diverge or are collapsing (such as observed in a Gasterosteus aculeatus species pair [ 72]), we hypothesise that they are more likely to be diverging because of the apparent temporal reproductive isolation of the two ecotypes.

In a situation like this, where the gene appears to be quite well conserved within the species but quite divergent from a related species, one needs to consider the possibility that the genes being compared are paralogs not orthologs (i.e., they diverged because of a duplication event in a common ancestor of the two species).

The two FFRPs are highly co-expressed (correlation coefficient =0.85, p-value =6.7 × 10−8; Figure  2 red highlight with red dashed outline) but have functionally diverged because of variations in their binding motifs (p-value =0.68), and their functions are further contextualized by their differential responsiveness to K+ (Trh2) and Cu II) (VNG1179C).