Sentence examples for divergence range from inspiring English sources

Divergence range takes into consideration the road functional classification [12], meaning that overcoming this divergence points out to change of road functional category.

An optimal stacking arrangement allows, in principle, the reflection of all neutrons incident on the lens within the appropriate angular divergence range.

Custom parameters estimated by e.g. expectation maximization over alignments of a given divergence range will supposedly perform even better.

Congeneric species showed an average of 10.7% divergence (range 0 24.8%) with minimum interspecific distances exceeding 3% for more than three quarters of the species pairs.

The problem of alignment errors arises especially on large-scale phylogenies with many taxa that span a broad divergence range [10], where many homologies lie in the twilight-zone of sequence alignments [11].

We identified 32 Cleome paleolog sets in this Ks divergence range.

Later gene sequencing research on the mustelids, from 2005, places the divergence of the giant otter somewhat later, between five and 11 million years ago; the corresponding phylogenetic tree locates the Lontra divergence first among otter genera, and Pteronura second, although divergence ranges overlap.

ITS sequence divergence ranged from 0.4 to 15.6% and 247 sites were informative within the alpine Saxifraga, sect.

All of the shared genes have a level of divergence ranging from ∼50%–95%, which is much higher than the level found on the chromosome as discussed below.

Sequence divergence ranged from 1.9 to 3.3% between part A and B, and was 1.2% and 0.1% within Part A and B, respectively (Table 2).

Our results, from sampling across the U.S. showing within-clade divergence ranging from 0.2 to 2.3% and among-clade divergence of 7.5 to 10.0%, offer support for the idea that the taxonomic status of T. sessile warrants further investigation.