Sentence examples for divergence of about from inspiring English sources

From a protein sequence divergence of about 20 percent on the maintenance of the hydrophobic character of an amino acid is the most influential factor.

(ii) Within the clade II, a divergence of about 3% separates African and Asian haplotypes of R. hardwickii.

1448A (phas) has gained 182 genes over a divergence of about 0.25% (equivalent to 728 genes over 1% divergence).

Therefore, a degree of divergence of about 13.7 14.7% from the tiled sequence (Nigerian IbAr10200 strain) is the specificity detection limit of the microarray.

Despite a time divergence of about 792 Ma between this species and R. prolixus, the level of similarity between the two elements is 97%% (http://www.timetree.org/index.php)[ 41].

Their extraordinary gene expression divergence was unexpected given an average coding sequence divergence of about 3% [ 22], and represents the greatest divergence reported to date among congeneric plant species [ 16, 23].

The debate over assisted suicide illustrates divergence of opinion about suicide as self-harm, its harm to others, and the validity of consent on the part of a person seeking assistance in committing suicide.

The orientation given then does not cover the recognition of future developments but the hermeneutics of the present, where we can learn about ourselves from the variety and divergence of statements about the future.

For this case I would like to suggest a 'mode 3' type orientation: even diverging future studies' results can be made subject to a 'hermeneutics' of the present, where we can learn about ourselves from the diversity, variety and divergence of statements about the future.

The results show that NJ has difficulties in the Felsenstein zone where the long-branch attraction problem is present (that is, small a and large b) and ML fails for largely divergent trees (note that trees here have at most 2.25 pairwise divergence, whereas similar studies have even used divergences of about 7.0 expected substitutions per site [ 18]).

Because the convergence of TV and the Web is in its beginning stage, it's not surprising to find divergence of opinion about where it will end.