Sentence examples for divergence scale from inspiring English sources

The network also shows the wide range of divergence among haplotypes (0.2% 1.3%) with many of the unique haplotypes at the higher end of the divergence scale.

Branch lengths are proportional to the sequence divergence (scale bar = 0.2 substitutions per amino acid site).

K a has been recommended as a superior proxy in sorting genes by their evolutionary rate especially when the divergence scale is large (Wang et al. 2011).

In addition, a parallel analysis for mouse (M. musculus) and opossum (Mo. domestica) to compare with the results from the two cephalochordates was done, because placental-marsupial has a comparable divergence scale.

Given this long evolutionary time, it is surprising that B. floridae and A. lucayanum are morphologically far more alike than marsupials and placentals, which have a comparable divergence scale (Benton et al. 2009).

Four genes of ATGPX1, ATGPX2, ATGPX3 and ATGPX7 clustered another group, and the divergence scales between the other two groups were both larger than 0.20 respectively.

Levels of non-synonymous divergence (scaled to synonymous divergence), however, were highly heterogeneous across species, suggesting the protein evolutionary rates vary due to heterogeneous selection regimes (Table 1).

(G ) Module divergence scales with phylogenetic distance.

The models thus appear to do better in linearizing the CR than the cyt-b divergence scales.

Time since divergence scaled by the mutation rate (t) was also not recovered with confidence for a few species pairs because the distributions were flat (albeit non-zero), particularly in the comparisons involving species that are reciprocally monophyletic for both genes.

The larger the divergence of scale efficiency ratings, the lower the value of scale efficiency and the more adverse impact of scale size on productivity (Thanassoulis 2001).