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An imaging technique is used to investigate the divergence effect on the output beam images and intensity profiles.

The predominance of functional divergence effects on most of ecosystem processes sheds light on the need to preserve specialist species sensu Elton (i.e. those that have a particular combination of traits and perform particular functions in the system).

Considering realisation tolerances, mirrors positioning, mirrors pointing and solar divergence effects they equivalently concentrate the sunlight on the receiver.

Thus, the confluence at MAPK of signals generated by resveratrol and E2 results, downstream of MAPK, in a divergence of effects on nuclear transcription by p53 and by E2.

Ecologically adaptive traits can also promote divergence if divergence has a pleiotropic effect on reproductive isolation via assortative mating; so called 'magic traits' [ 34].

The BEAST analyses under different tree models showed a strong effect of the prior on interspecific divergence times, but comparatively little effect on intraspecific haplotype divergences and species' MRCA ages (Table 3).

In addition, changing the variance of allele effects from 0.1 to 1 had no apparent effect on divergence within the first 10 generations (Fig. 4, Sim_A Sim_H).

For 100 bp reads, sequence divergence had almost no effect on the mapping accuracy, even if up to 9% of the bases in the read were mutated.

Birky and Walsh [24] predicted that recombination rate should have little effect on divergence; however, they noted the important exception: that the coalescent in the common ancestor becomes relevant when divergent taxa are very closely related.

Differences in plant annual/perennial habit are hypothesized to cause a generation time effect on divergence rates.

In contrast, removal of the saturated nDNA data partitions resulted in a removal of 2710 individual sites (Table  2) that had less effect on divergence time estimates.