Sentence examples for divergence of units from inspiring English sources

With these data, we compared the families and levels of divergence of units in both regions and interpreted the data in relation to the numbers of rDNA loci and levels of divergence in the intergenic spacer sequences (IGS).

I am especially wary of analysis that shows a divergence of unit labour costs, or other national price indices, since 1999 when the euro was introduced.

Peculiarity of La1−x Sm x FeO3 solid solution is divergence behaviour of unit cell dimensions with increasing samarium content and crossover of the a and c perovskite lattice parameters near x = 0.04.

Peculiarity of La1−x Sm x FeO3 solid solution is divergence behaviour of unit cell dimensions with increasing x: systematic decrease of the a and c lattice parameters is accompanied with increasing b parameter.

One of the chief difficulties is the selection of an appropriate calibration [11] [14], which is necessary for converting measures of genetic divergence into units of absolute or geological time.

To quote a few: (h_0) can be defined in terms of the legendrian foliation [22], first variation of the area functional [19, 22, 30, 49, 75], as horizontal divergence of the horizontal unit normal or as limit of the mean curvatures (h_epsilon ) of suitable Riemannian approximating metrics (sigma _epsilon ) [19].

The sequence divergences along individual regions of units are given in Additional file 3.

However, in full-length proteins and in loops, there is a more pronounced local maximum of density at about five insertions/deletions per unit of sequence divergence per unit of alignment length (fig. 3).

We hypothesized that natural selection might favor morphological divergence of multiple features (body units).

Even in the case of extreme LGT, we might expect some proportion of the genome (however small) to have followed a strictly vertical pattern of inheritance in some lineages over some portion of the time since the divergence of some operational taxonomic units in the data set, or at the very least, some markers might have followed the same LGT pattern.

This process has resulted in niche expansion from rural to urban environments that is associated with cryptic speciation and ecological divergence of two evolutionarily significant units within this taxon, the molecular forms M and S, among which reproductive isolation is significant but still incomplete.