Probe-wise performance evaluations based on these tests legitimate the separation of sense and antisense capture probes, which exhibited divergence of support quality e. g. in classifications of Yersinia spp. test isolates.
Branch points were identified as divergence of multiple high quality bases.
With increasing sequence divergence, the quality of MSAs decays quickly.
Homeolog expression profile showed that A-subgenome, or the combination of A- and D-subgenomes, played critical roles in fiber quality divergence of G. hirsutum and G. barbadense.
Based on these data we inferred that the expression accumulation of the A-subgenome, or the combination of A- and D-subgenomes, played critical roles in fiber quality divergence of G. hirsutum and G. barbadense.
However, in addition to the limited sample size of the subgroups, potential divergence in cell quality caused by sorting/preparation steps might lead to distinct conclusions.
Guideline adherence and divergence should be measured by a set of quality indicators defined along inpatient therapy sequences and related medical decisions.
Mainly, the divergence of the BSW and the surface quality influence the propagation length.
"There is a wide divergence of opinion among schools about the quality and impact of support and challenge provided by the local authority".
The power of these and other comparative genomic approaches [ 10] rely upon the number of species sequenced, the evolutionary divergence of the selected species and the quality of the assembled genome sequence.
Publication in quality journals has long been a yardstick for measuring academic performance, although there is a divergence of opinions as to how to define and measure "journal quality".
