Sentence examples for divergences for from inspiring English sources

Although Tajima's 1D test cannot correct for saturation, apparent divergences are not expected to be gross under-estimates of true divergences for recently diverged taxa.

For instance, for we have Hellinger distance and some other divergences for this class are given by (5.12).

Thus this paper includes three important and widely investigated issues: the Jensen inequality, the divergences (for probability distributions) and the Zipf Mandelbrot law with its less general, but not less important form, the Zipf law.

Three-calibration estimates suggest Pliocene or Miocene divergences for Cyptobunus and Taos troglomorphs (Fig. 5), whereas two-calibration BEAST analyses suggest Miocene divergences for the common ancestor of the Cave of the Winds plus Mallory clade (Fig. S1).

To evaluate the barcoding gap we looked at the minimum inter- and maximum intraspecific divergences for each locus.

Sequence divergences for the barcode region were calculated using the Kimura 2 Parameter model, employing the analytical tools on BOLD.

The uncorrected pairwise divergence for loci ranged from 0.5−11.8%8 % divergent, with a mean of 3.1 % divergence across the matrix.

There was a real divergence for a while with most models suggesting more warming.

It was a fun divergence for Walker, too, whose work typically skews a bit darker, to say the least.

There was also the premiere of Huang Ruo's "Divergence: for Piano and Speaker," recycled by the composer from his concerto for five players.

THIS year looks like becoming a major point of divergence for western travellers.