As noted, we have seen some significant divergences develop in market breadth.
I think one of the hallmarks of this year's market has been the clear-cut divergence that developed over the course of the year and it really has not been corrected as we talk.
"I think this overture towards South Korea is partly sanctions-related, and also related to the fact that it's clear a divergence has developed between Washington and Seoul's most keenly desired goals in the near term," said Andray Abrahamian, a research fellow at Pacific Forum CSIS in Hawaii.
Unlike the functional divergence methods developed by Gu [ 36, 37], estimating selection using the d N / d S ratio is, by definition, dependent on the degree of divergence of the sequences under study.
Instead, what Moretti terms a "Great Divergence" is developing between cities such as Seattle, Boston and Austin, the "new innovation hubs" that are "poised to become the new engines of prosperity" — and everywhere else.
Notably, the miRNA-dependent inhibition of luciferase expression is specific for each member of the miR-513 subfamily, suggesting that different copies (miR-513a/b/c) with diverged seed sequences developed functional divergence by targeting different genes.
Using GOM ATOS 7.2 included in GOM Inspect software, polygonal meshes obtained with the scanner were analysed, and a digital divergence map was developed.
The divergence rate measure developed by Lee and Kim, 2006 [6] is based on the idea of quantification of the information difference between two process (variables) based on the notion of conditional entropy.
To study how protein structure conservation modulates sequence divergence, we recently developed the Structurally Constrained Protein Evolution (SCPE) model [ 14].
This paper presents a higher-order extension of the locally divergence-preserving procedure developed in Torrilhon [M.
