Sentence examples for divergence group from inspiring English sources
When the guideline divergence group of cohort 1996 97 and 2003 04 were compared, systematic survival gains of 10%% were observed for the institutional-invasive sample.
However, on the basis of nucleotide divergence, groups of related mitogenomes could be defined and qualified as ancestral or derived though no phylogeny could be established.
The fifteen Geraniaceae taxa all show enhanced divergence at cox1 synonymous sites compared to all other rosids examined, but to markedly different extents, falling into three divergence groups (Fig. 2).
There was a 1.6% sequence divergence between group A and B, while group A and C differed by 1.5%, and group B and C differed by 2.1%.
Even at the least conserved sites, divergence towards group M consensus exceeded divergence away from group M consensus by a factor of 3.
However, the divergence in group size and the small sample size (due to the high dropout rate) may have contributed to this result.
The point estimate on 1.4 could be interpreted as an earnings divergence between groups in the second generation: between-group average earnings differentials are reinforced in the second generation.
Our preliminary analyses on more than a hundred M. abscessus (sensu lato) strains suggest that there are three highly homogeneous groups, corresponding to the three previously described species (M. abscessus sensu stricto, M. massiliense, M. bolletii), with less than 1% divergence within groups and around 2% divergence between groups.
Again, divergence between groups was high in comparison with within-group divergence.
D xy, mean pairwise divergence between groups; D a, net nucleotide divergence between groups; Black Sea represents all haplotypes found in the BSC complex, including Bs2.
Our results show strong support for morphological divergence among groups and significant differences between populations nested within groups (Table 7).
