Cheung et al. (2009) found that the divergence of Arabidopsis and Brassica lineage was approximately 17 Mya [ 4], and the replicated Brassica subgenomes (probably the divergence of A/C from B genome) was diverged by 14.3 Mya [ 4].
For example, specimens of Upucerthia dumetaria from different elevations in the Andes diverged by as much as 5.4%, while 4% divergence between lineages of Thamnophilus ruficapillus (see Figure 2A) coincided with isolation caused by the Chaco woodland [21].
"It didn't do any good when different reports diverged by 100,000 — or when the drop seemed so rapid.
It is clear that the PFA value achieved by the memoryless GLRT is heavily diverged by the targeted PFA.
This suggests that reduced male fertility may be a general feature of mixtures of human populations diverged by >500,000 years.
If facial expressions are just cultural traits, passed down through the generations by imitation, their meanings would have diverged by now, he argued.
There was also a check for discrepancy: if the two scores diverged by more than one point, a third evaluator would be given a score to be compared to the previous two scores.
In today's rapidly changing, increasingly complex environment of academia and industry, this discipline is more converged and diverged by collaborating with highly innovative technology, cultural heritage, art, and fashion business to create new value.
A focus point after the first layer particle was produced by the translucent spherical lens of particles and then laser beam was quickly diverged by subsequent particles along the beam transportation path.
Knowledge is sufficient to support F. hepatica and F. gigantica as two valid species, which recently diverged by adaptation to different pecoran and lymnaeid hosts in areas with differing environmental characteristics.
A significant between-subjects effect showed that principal ratings of community resilience varied according to level of school poverty so that economic resources widely diverged by level of school poverty.
