Sentence examples for divergent rates from inspiring English sources

Because the bank sets monetary policy for 12 countries, with divergent rates of economic growth and inflation, its rates cannot be tailored perfectly to every country.

The similarity between the concatenated tree and concordance trees indicates that a robust phylogenetic topological structure could be predicted based on hundreds of molecular loci, even though these had markedly divergent rates of molecular evolution.

Five ∼39 kbp regions of the F. tularensis genome were compared between Schu S4 and WY96 to understand the relative divergent rates between the A.I and A.II populations.

Due to the highly divergent rates of evolution of the ITS region, a set of 16 constant characters was added to replace the 5.8S rDNA region across all taxa, serving as an anchor to make sure that SATé kept the ITS1 and ITS2 separate for the subsequent so-called "anchored ITS" alignment (below).

Since we lacked reliable calibration points within the L. rufescens lineage, we explored two divergent rates.

Such differences could also explain the divergent rates of p53 mutation by subtype that have been reported here and in a population-based study [ 3].

This model undergoes critical relaxation with a divergent rate at some critical moment.

Recent work has shown that the IκB kinase (IKK γ scaffolding protein is the final common adapter protein required by RIG-I·MAVS to activate divergent rate-limiting kinases downstream controlling the NF-κB and IRF3 pathways.

A previous study suggested the divergent rate of the galliform MHC region was approximate 0.15 [ 40].

Calculated COI region divergence between S. japonica (AP011493) and S. augustata (AP011498) was 4.633 % and estimated divergent rate was 0.9572 %/Ma (4.633 %/4.84 Ma, rounded conservatively) [ 52].

The board's promotion policy is producing wildly divergent promotion rates from one part of the city to another.