Sentence examples for divergence values of from inspiring English sources

This isolate showed divergence values of 24.2 27% nt (18.5 20.9% aa) compared to the squamatid sequences.

The divergence values of the elements between these species support this conclusion.

Finally, three historic B. rapa genomes, identified by the sequence divergence values of their syntenic segments, were reconstructed, clearly showing the trace of recursive WGD events.

To plot the number of elements against divergence, values of individual divergence were grouped into bins of 0.5% and the number of elements in each bin was counted.

The distribution of the divergence values of LTRs was significantly different between all species pairs (Mann–Whitney U-test, Bonferroni correction, P < 0.02).

For example, sister-clades (phylogroups: D + E: Figure 2) in Trichomycterus areolatus and sister-taxa Aegla bahamondei + A. occidentalis have overlapping divergence values of 1.0 - 2.3% and 1.7% respectively.

We therefore focused on CNSs that have at most the mean divergence value of the protein-coding genes of the most diverged species to the reference genome.

After this failure, Rintarō receives a message from his future self, telling him that the way to save Kurisu without altering the events that led to him developing a time machine is to fool his past self into believing Kurisu had been killed and thus achieving the final divergence value of 1.048596%, which he dubs the 'Steins Gate'.

Ninety-five percent of all SNPs were contained within a divergence value of 44% or less, suggesting that the overall level of nucleotide divergence is low.

We also compared the mean divergence value of the coding regions with the average divergence of all gene and repeat-masked noncoding regions.

The mean divergence value of the coding regions was significantly lower than the average genomic noncoding divergence (t-test P = 0) in each lineage.