Sentence examples for divergence indicates from inspiring English sources

This may have happened after the progenitor of O. meridionalis had reached Australia, as molecular divergence indicates that O. meridionalis diverged from O. rufipogon 0.4 to 2 million years ago, long before rice had been domesticated and a dispersal of O. rufipogon to the Australian continent (Zhu and Ge 2005, Tang et al. 2010).

A conventional calibration of mtDNA sequence divergence indicates a mid to late Pliocene evolution of the main clades in Lophura, which could have diversified in allopatry in continental South East Asia.

Hence, a larger divergence indicates better discriminability of the responses.

This divergence indicates that poly(A) polymerase sequences from other plant species, if derived by conceptual translations of genomic DNA, must be considered as incomplete, and many of these probably possess unidentified C-terminal extensions.

Strain P12's other element was similar to other type 1 elements in gene organization (Fig. S6), but was unrelated to them in DNA sequence for the first ∼8 kb from each end; this divergence indicates derivation from a separate TnPZ lineage.

This divergence indicates Mr. A suffers from some degree of erectile dysfunction with regards to paid sex.

Mr. Brown said it was hard to square the two measures, but he said their divergence indicated that "even though we have substantial areas of economic strength, it's still a difficult job market".

Phenotypic divergence was greater than genetic divergence, indicating directional selection on some flight morphology traits.

Thus what do the entropy and KL divergence indicate about the features of those two paths?

In this range the Shannon information capacity and the Kullback-Leibler divergence indicate hardly any increase.

However, the ordered-axis plot approach revealed a regression slope of 0.98 on the new PC1, and an intercept of 0.02 (slope of 1 indicates equal levels of variance between groups, intercept of 0 indicates a common trajectory of divergence), indicating that the major axes of variation, and levels of variation between these data sets were extremely similar.