Sentence examples for mean divergence from inspiring English sources

All markers revealed that the Santa Clara population is the most divergent (mean divergence p = 2.9%).

Just because the price and indicators are diverging doesn't mean divergence is a self-fulfilling prophecy, and the issues will automatically rise.

We therefore focused on CNSs that have at most the mean divergence value of the protein-coding genes of the most diverged species to the reference genome.

On occasion it would be mean "divergence" between Wales and England, he said.

This is demonstrated in Table 9 where the mean divergence with respect to Eq. (16) is presented for all sets of results.

Table 9 Mean divergence (m) of all methods with respect to Eq. (16) Wind direction Analysis Δ = F */K * Western NAE (a) NAE (b) Monash Num.

The method is tested on two model problems based on the qualitative features of the solutions obtained (i.e., dispersion or smoothness of potential vorticity contours) as well as on the increase in mean divergence level.

Mean divergence estimates (t) (calibrated with mutation rates of 2 and 4% divergence per Ma) ranged from 91 182 (HPD 24 320) kya.

Re-analysis of intra-specific divergence values for other samples, after excision of these taxa showing deep divergence, produced an 'adjusted' conspecific mean divergence of 0.21%.

Despite this inter-serotype variability, the P1-P2 sequence of 5'NCR was significantly more conserved between clinical isolates and the corresponding reference prototype strain (mean divergence 3.5%) compared to the NIm-1A coding sequences of VP1 (mean divergence 9.6%, Table 1).

The two subfamilies have a modest mean divergence between copies within each one (4.7 and 6.7%, respectively) compared with the mean divergence between them (24%) (Table  2).