Sentence examples for divergence groups from inspiring English sources

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).

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.

Results showed improvement in symptoms of depression (LS mean −0.2) in the music therapy group with statistical divergence between groups (p = 0.007).

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.

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.

Again, divergence between groups was high in comparison with within-group divergence.

Our results show strong support for morphological divergence among groups and significant differences between populations nested within groups (Table 7).

The level of functional divergence between groups β and ζ (θML= 0.27) is higher than that between groups β and ε (θML= 0.17), but the functional divergence between groups ζ and ε is the highest (θML= 0.31) among these three groups.

The first – which has strong relevance for the Swedish development, but less general relevance as compared to the second conclusion – is the overall convergence between natives and immigrants, hiding a divergence between groups with different ethnic origins among immigrants.

Our algorithm provides a novel method to identify functionally relevant divergence between groups of species.