Sentence examples for divergence line from inspiring English sources
The G-N approach performs iterative gradient descent, and in order to combat potential divergence, line search and randomisation are used to ensure that each iteration increases the value of the likelihood.
In addition to ending what had been an amazing bull run for Google, the move triggered a key indicator, the Daily Moving Average Convergence Divergence line (MACD), to turn negative the next day for the first time since Aug. 23.
Just above the divergence line, entering into the grey zone of one or two species is the taxon pair P. gracilis and P. zephyrus.
For low divergence lines, a wider range fragments should be selected to get more informative markers.
Figure 5A compares nonsynonymous (solid lines) and synonymous divergence (dashed lines) in different regions of the genome.
Highly inbred lines obtained by ten generations of sib-mating were also used for the analysis of divergence: one line each of D. simulans (Mozambique; [32]) and D. miranda (kindly provided by C. Segarra).
To determine if there was morphological divergence in line with geographic isolation and genetic differentiation, we used a quantitative morphometric approach to compare skeletal characteristics of D. dianthus from a subset of specimens from the three geographic regions.
Compared with surrounding genes (Additional File 7 & Table 3), both CE1 and CE2 obtain the lowest normalized rates during mouse-rat divergence, in line with result from a previous study that purifying selection is acting on Pldi region after its emergence [ 10].
The chromosomal regions harboring such loci are expected to show reduced variation within lines and also a higher divergence between lines.
However, the confidence interval for Growth1 on chromosome 1 showed a markedly higher divergence between lines and near homozygosity within the LWS line (Table 4).
The Müller-Lyer illusion is based on the Gestalt principles of convergence and divergence: the lines at the sides seem to lead the eye either inward or outward to create a false impression of length.
