Sentence examples for divergence in the range from inspiring English sources

When measuring the laser beam divergence in the range of 350 1600 nm, the focal plane position of focusing objective for different wavelengths needs to recalibrate.

The dS distribution for our retrocopies produces a peak of divergence in the range from ∼0.5 to 0.9 (fig. 1).

More recent estimates using nuclear data suggest a much more recent time of divergence in the range of 50 70 mya [ 39].

The TREx distances from the divergence of all of the porcine aromatases and the modern forms ranges from 0.082 0.116, corresponding to dates of divergence in the range of 27 39 Ma.

There is also divergence in the range of health indicators, such as life expectancy or cardiovascular disease (CVD) trends, socio-economic trajectories, and alcohol consumption patterns in the region.

This high genetic divergence in the ranging of those observed between species of lemurs, would support the classification of H. g. meridionalis in a separate species "H.

Based on BLASTN+ identity, sequences were affiliated to distinct taxonomic levels as follows: (1) at OTU level if divergence was less than 3%, (2) at genus level if divergence was in the range 3 5%, (3) at family level if divergence was 5 10%, (4) at order level if divergence was 10 15%, (5) at class level if divergence was 15 20%, and (6) at phylum level if divergence was 20 23%.

Previous studies have found evidence for clines or other patterns of population divergence in the introduced range paralleling those found in the native range (Weber and Schmid 1998; Huey et al. 2000; Maron et al. 2004b, 2007; Lee et al. 2007; Friedman et al. 2008; Montague et al. 2008).

Whereas the interspecific divergence was in the range of 0.3 12.6% among 13 species from 4 genus.

Time estimates for bilaterian animal divergence were in the range of 710 - 790 Mya (Additional file 6) which is considerably older compared to the results obtained without the red algae (Table 1).

parva, may have comparable divergence times in the range of approximately 80 100 million years [ 41, 42] such that we can directly compare the properties of their species-specific genes.