Sentence examples similar to divergence standard from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, the greatest divergence from standard Italian is found in border areas, in the mountains, and on the islands of Sicily and Sardinia.

Given this divergence from standard semantic theories, one may wonder whether epistemic intensions deserve to be considered a kind of meaning.

Even so, there have been varying degrees of divergence from standard ASL in these imported ASL varieties.

Mean net divergence ± standard error [ 30] between the Southeastern Clade and the Upland Clade was 15.45% ± 1.83, between the Southeastern Clade and the Lowland Clade was 15.26% ± 1.90, and between Upland and Lowland Clades was 12.01% ± 1.72.

This corrects for bias introduced by sequence divergence under standard normalization [ 61].

For each pairwise comparison, the coefficient of evolutionary functional divergence and standard error were determined.

Pairwise divergence (including standard error) was calculated considering synonymous sites using the method described in Yang and Nielsen (2000).

The results are given as a coefficient of functional divergence with standard errors and significance levels (Table 3).

The degree of divergence (with standard error, SE) was calculated using the Kimura two-parameter method [ 56] and complete deletion option.

Note: a θ is the coefficient of functional divergence; bSE standard error; c LRT is a likelihood ratio test; Recently, a method has been developed to test for type II functional divergence [ 57].

The cosmopolitan reference panel included 9 French genomes, again excluding inversions, since inverted arms were previously found to have unusually high divergence from standard arms in this population (Corbett-Detig and Hartl 2012; Pool et al. 2012).