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Open image in new window Fig. 3 Coinciding and/or diverging between the different VESs using the field apparent resistivity measurements.

When there is coinciding or diverging between the measured curves of two adjacent VESs, it will be expected that the recorded subsurface layers had been continuing horizontally and their expected recording depths according to AB/2 had been symmetrically and there is no fault between both (Fig. 3).

Open image in new window Fig. 3 Coinciding and/or diverging between the different VESs using the field apparent resistivity measurements   (b) When there is intersecting between the curves of each two adjacent VESs, it will be expected that there is fault between both and the intersect point of the two curves is the peak of this fault or the beginning depth to detect the fault.

HLA-B exhibited the highest number of nucleotide differences within PBR coding exons, with up to 51 nucleotides diverging between alleles, followed by HLA-A, -DRB1 and -DQB1 alleles (up to 38 diverging nucleotides), and HLA-DQA1 (34), -Cw (27) and -DPB1 (20).

Values are often widely diverging between different studies.

The reported occurrence of diarrhoea and vomiting in dogs is diverging between different studies.

This result shows that hotspots have largely not diverged between Sp and Sk, so such divergence is unlikely to contribute to hybrid infertility.

Molecular estimates of divergence between Passerines and Galliforms indicate that they diverged between about 90 and 120 million years ago [for example, [ 33]].

Molecular divergence estimates between SPB and TF suggest that these basins diverged between 1.4 3.0 Mya, supporting the role of fluctuating sea levels as a barrier to gene flow.

These clades diverged between 50 and 70 MYA [ 19], soon after the divergence of the grasses.

Interests will continue to diverge between Iran and the West.