Sentence examples for given divergence from inspiring English sources

Identifying which particular residues changed in bivalves, however, would be a far more speculative exercise than for Colobines, which diverged far more recently (15 My) than bivalve digestive lysozymes (which, given divergence times for the lineages leading to Chlamys and Mytilus, and Crassostrea, should have occurred in the Early Ordovician, about 480 My ago; [ 75]).

All systems are designed for monochromatic beams with a given divergence.

In particular, we proved that when the initial density is close enough to a positive constant, then given divergence free initial velocity field of the type (vh0+ϵwh0,w30)(xh,ϵx3), as that in Chemin and Gallagher (2010) [8] for the classical Navier Stokes system, we shall prove the global wellposedness of (INS) for ϵ sufficiently small.

Custom parameters estimated by e.g. expectation maximization over alignments of a given divergence range will supposedly perform even better.

This method results in a number of estimates for any given divergence time, each corresponding to a different calibration point and branch path.

This effect is large even if only segments at the N terminus or only internal segments are considered (p [shorter half-life given divergence of N-terminal disorder] = 0.64 and p[shorter half-life given divergence of internal disorder] = 0.58; Tables 2A and 2B).

We conclude that for the V. cholerae pandemic strains the traditional criteria give divergence times about 100 fold too long.

GFR has to be estimated before prescribing renal risk drugs, but using different estimates may give divergence in the results.

Within all these three lines, repeated enzymogeneses gave the present divergence.

u was estimated from the human-chimpanzee divergence at each locus, K, given a divergence time of 6 million years [ 57].

Given the divergence time estimates, this analysis indicates that genome-wide divergence accumulates slowly then rapidly rises, despite a constant substitution rate.