The wildly divergent numbers demonstrate the nascency of the market for online video measurement.
They found that crime dropped sharply in nearly every precinct, including those that had widely divergent numbers of poor people or drug users.
Of the divergent numbers, he said, "That is a regrettable situation, but is one that to correct would have us chasing our tails for purposes of statistics that are often only a barometer or guide, not the primary function and purpose of policing.
Figure 1 shows the divergent numbers of childless women from the cohorts 1970 to 1977, observed in 2005.
The opsin repertoire in arthropods appears to be highly divergent; the number of opsins detected varies from just three, e.g. in spiders [ 10, 11] to 46 in the recently sequenced genome of Daphnia pulex[ 12].
On the other hand, the recent age for sub-haplogroup L3f1b of 15,900 ± 2,600 YBP (or 15,000 ± 3,000 YBP if not including the divergent sequence number 13) and its star-like phylogeny suggests a population expansion in the African population bearing its ancestral motif during the climatic improvement after the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM).
Because calls do not represent individual bats (the same individual could be sampled multiple times, and similar numbers of individuals sometimes can produce highly divergent pass numbers; [38]), we use presence/absence data for diversity analyses.
It will be of interest to investigate the homeobox gene clusters that are unique to one species or have divergent copy numbers between species (Obox, Rhox, Dux), in other mouse strains once full assemblies become available (57).
Another study found that audiences demanded more divergent plots from numbered sequels, perhaps because numbers signaled that a later movie might be a clone of its predecessor.
