Sentence examples similar to in total divergence from inspiring English sources
As Ne of the ancestral population increases, the contribution of the coalescent in the common ancestor to total divergence increases proportionately.
More important, however, what are the implications of this total divergence in views?
High-resolution measurement was performed by using a parabolic Göbel mirror and a pair of channel-cut monochromating crystals in setting, where the total divergence of the Cu Kα1 line is less than 10 arc sec.
Separately, recent work using computational phylogenetic methods claims to show that punctuational bursts play an important factor when languages split from one another, accounting for anywhere from 10 to 33% of the total divergence in vocabulary.
Pairwise divergence between the Vei and Vtu genomes accounts for about one-third of the total divergence in each of the unrooted ortholog phylogenies with 1 and 0.1 expected synonymous and nonsynonymous substitution per site, respectively (mean d S ± standard deviation [SD] = 1.05 ± 0.33; mean d N ± SD = 0.1 ± 0.05; supplementary fig. S2 and table S6, Supplementary Material online).
In D. sechellia, total synonymous divergence is significantly slower on the X chromosome in agreement with previous work (Singh et al. 2008), but there is no difference between chromosomes in total intron divergence.
Several studies pointed out that the number of differences is much higher when indels (insertions and deletions) are included in the comparison [ 19- 21], and the total divergence may be as high as 6.5% [ 19].
I have worked in a dozen or so war zones and I am constantly struck by the total divergence between how the situations get debated in British politics and what I see with my own eyes.
A total divergence is equal to a total derivative.
Evolutionary divergence was 8% on each branch or lineage (16% total divergence).
In total, we obtained divergence and polymorphism data for 518 genes using Mu et al [ 11]'s data and 839 genes using Jeffares et al. [ 4]'s data.
