Sentence examples for less divergence from inspiring English sources
These comparisons all indicate that most chaetognath species seem to have diverged long ago, and have undergone comparatively less divergence since.
If the Relative Divergence Factor is less than one, then that gene in the Welwitschia plastome shows less divergence than average, if it is one, the gene is equally divergent, and, if greater than one, the Welwitschia gene exhibits above average divergence.
The ADOs from Synechocystis sp. PCC 6803 and Prochlorococcus marinus MIT9313, and the corresponding variant A134F displayed less divergence, although variation between chain-length preferences could be observed.
Morphologies are then noticeably less spherulitic than the host with less divergence between adjacent dominant lamellae but exhibiting no additional splaying at zero supercooling.
Mexican subjects with Class II malocclusions also showed less divergence of the cranial base (SN-FH angle) and greater vertical tendencies (MPA, Y-axis, and palatal plane angle) than their white counterparts.
This experiment resulted in less divergence between metrics, with only 7.28% of changes in direct conflicting, but in 55.23% of cases the changes were dissonant, meaning that there was a larger chance that a change in one metric had no effect on another.
An example of the second type of explanation is: "Fern is a closer evolutionary relation with the juniper because it has had less divergences from the shared common ancestor" (stronger background, Fig. 2).
Divergence between D. macrophylla and A. pedicularia is less than divergence between all pairs of Agalinis species except A. acuta and A. tenella.
A similar if less extreme divergence is evident in Spain.
Even Japan looks a bit less depressed.This divergence in global housing market trends is welcome support for the theory of "decoupling", the idea that the fates of the world's economies are less tied to America than they once were.
The 95% CI was given by the 94 less extreme divergence rates.
