Sentence examples for divergence increasing from inspiring English sources

Under these circumstances, selection differentials among actual spawners (SA*) were always lower than those calculated for potential spawners (SP*) with the divergence increasing with increased fishing intensity (Fig. 4).

The differences were striking: the face ages of one group of forty-year-olds varied by as much as six years, with the divergence increasing over time.

While infants in both communities had similarly low measurements, the team noted that by the age of 10, Yekwana and Yanomami children showed significant differences in blood pressure, with the divergence increasing with age.

In this model, the major first-order tributaries of the Amazon form effective barriers to dispersal, with between-bank gene flow limited to the narrowed sections of headwater streams and parallel divergence increasing along both banks from the headwaters to the mouth of a given river.

Because of beam divergence, increasing lidar ranging distance results in a larger footprint on the ground.

First, there is a pattern of increasing divergence, or relaxed constraint, in the posterior HoxA genes in six teleost taxa, with divergence increasing from HoxA13 to HoxA9 (5′ to 3′, fig. 7) that is mirrored in the salmon and paddlefish posterior HoxA genes (albeit, not as precisely for the paddlefish paralogs that were duplicated most recently).

For white voters, these groups began diverging around 2000 — the divergence increased dramatically after 2012 — with those with college degrees moving toward the Democrats and those without toward the Republicans.

First, phylogenetic signal expresses the case in which related species tend to share similar ecological characteristics; second, the degree of evolutionary gradualism expresses whether niche divergence increases gradually over time or whether niches diverge punctually, that is, independently of time.

Functional richness was found to decrease with urbanisation, while functional evenness and divergence increased in a nonlinear way.

As the number of sequence and their divergence increases many more errors will be made simply because of the heuristic nature of MSA algorithms.

From a human-chimpanzee comparison to human-orangutan comparison, the divergence increases about 0.44, but from human-orangutan to human-macaque, the divergence increases only about 0.06 [22].