'each divergence' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to two or more distinct points of view or ideas. For example, "The group explored each divergence in the debate."
Multivariate differentiation between lineages for each divergence is illustrated with canonical centroid plots from discriminant function analysis (DFA; Figure 3).
Trials were conducted in pairs so that within each divergence, two females, one from each alternate lineage, were consecutively given the choice of the same stimulus males.
Even more unusual is that each divergence from the canalized pattern has been in a different subclade within this small genus, suggesting that the saltational breaks have been independent rather than the expression of a propensity in a particular subclade.
Focusing in on each divergence event, there was significant differentiation between S-RED and BLUE in both females and males (P = 0.0051, P = 0.0036, respectively), with BLUE females having shorter hind limb tibial length, and BLUE males having narrower heads than their S-RED counterparts.
See Table 1 for the data included in each divergence analysis.
Each divergence represents the average percent of mismatches in the reads.
As discussed above, the time of each divergence-time parameter is drawn from the base distribution τ∼ G a m m a(a τ, b τ ).
Ten replicates of the BACs from the two haplotypes were created for each sequence divergence condition.
Path and stepping-stone sampling were used to estimate marginal likelihoods of each the divergence timing model for Bayes factor tests.
Moving up from the root of the phylogeny, a mean disparity is calculated at each node (divergence event) as the average of the relative disparities of all lineages whose ancestral lineages were present at that point [ 91].
Although the two scores were overall quite consistent with each other, divergence sometimes emerged between them due to their different designs ([ 47, 72, 85, 110, 115, 121, 135]; Table 3).
