Sentence examples for divergence would be from inspiring English sources
Given this rationale, the observation of even a few genes exhibiting significantly elevated divergence would be surprising without an a priori hypothesis providing an explanation for diverged genes in a conserved pathway.
In other words, any domain that contained part of this line, the divergence would be zero along that line.
And whether it's designed to look this way or not, the implication is that a lot of policy divergence would be rendered pointless.
But the rate of fatal gun violence in California has fallen by about 20% Figuring out what California policies or conditions have contributed to this divergence would be invaluable for federal and state lawmakers contemplating new legislation".
One prediction of this co-evolution model is that the amount of sequence divergence would be inversely related to how effective the mechanisms of the species-specific transcription hypothesis operate and this appears to be the case.
As the feeding and anti-predation adaptation hypotheses do not contradict one another (i.e., similar morphological divergence would be predicted by both hypotheses), the synergetic effects of natural selection might have caused the observed body shape/color differences.
If divergent selection arising from prey use of different bottom environments is as strong as that displayed by the limnetic benthic divergence, it would be reasonable to suppose eco-morphological divergence between the habitat types (i.e., resource polymorphism).
If the weekly Stocks Only A/D line had also formed a negative or bearish divergence, it would be a more serious warning.
Thus, the divergence time would be roughly 1.5 Ne and would be indeed insufficient to observe reciprocal monophyly.
When SDMs are nonoverlapping for populations within a species, they may be revealing cryptic patterns of divergence that would be interesting to study with molecular data.
Yet, the sequence data contained at least 158 genuinely different sequence reads (i.e., those that exhibited more divergence than would be expected to be produced by error).
