Sentence examples for group divergences from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the between group sequence divergences of the three clusters were much higher than the within group divergences, also supporting the classification of the seven available Chinese ZIKV sequences into three clusters.

The earliest and latest possible times of transition are listed as the stem group and crown group divergences, respectively.

In technology I'm seeing some group divergence.

However, the within group divergence of Clusters 1 and 3 were only 0.1%and0.2%2%, respectively.

Although the concept of group divergence under the action of natural selection might be seen as an implication of Darwin's theory since the 1830s, nonetheless Darwin's explicit definition of this as a "principle" and its discussion in a long insertion in the "Natural Selection" manuscript, suggests its importance for Darwin's mature theory.

In the eleven para or polyphyletic species of the Sternopriscus tarsalis group, divergence was 0 to 3.9%, and there were no molecular characters diagnosing any of the species.

Estimates for the beginning of crown group divergence range between 31 and 20 million years (My) [ 10, 27].

The analysis will both evaluate the group difference at the primary time point, 6 months, and the group divergence over time.

Extrapolated to the whole genome, this figure suggests that ~11% of genes change the class of their promoters in the course of sensu stricto group divergence.

The overall within group divergence for the P. metallicus clade was substantial (7.7% (±2.0%)), largely due to genetic differences between P. sp. cf. metallicus and P. metallicus.

The observation that the closest homolog outside the FST clade was a barley gene (NIASHV2001M19) supports an evolutionary model of gain of FST-function after the core Pooideae group divergence from Brachypodium.