Sentence examples for have divergence from inspiring English sources

It is necessary to provide the proof because many of the iterative algorithms may have divergence cases.

The transcription regulation associated with pollen development would have divergence between the two species.

In contrast, their nonautonomous counterparts have divergence ranging from 0.73% to 1.75% and, thus, seem to predate their autonomous progenitor.

For ATon-I, 146 elements have identical sequences (0% divergence) compared to the consensus sequence of the family and 112 copies have divergence values between 0-1%.

When trees are short, larger numbers of species have divergence times younger than 4 N generations and thus should not be detectable under the model.

The vast majority of non-LTR retrotransposons families are much younger than class 2 families as they all have divergence lower than 2% (except 4 families of 46).

Based on computer simulations [ 17], reasonable statistical power can be achieved with as few as 4 – 5 genomes for cases having divergences similar to those observed among Streptococcus strains.

Loci in regions of low recombination have lower divergence within the complex than do other loci, yet divergence from D. melanogaster is similar for both classes.

In our study, we found that in the Rpi-blb2 gene family, the NBS domains have lower divergence and are under purifying selection, while LRR domains have higher divergence and tend to suffer potential positive selection (Table  1).

"You're going to get arrested again and again and again, and you're not going to have that divergence that the white youth has".

For these (and other) values (within the range given above) of and,, and have low divergence.