Sentence examples for mean divergence between from inspiring English sources

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

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).

The mean divergence between clade A and clade B, estimated to be 63.1 Ma.

However, the mean divergence between Dallas and Montgomery populations and the most closely related isolates are very similar between populations.

The high mean divergence between the two lineages (0.891 [SE 0.294] substitutions/site) was a good reason for analyzing them separately.

The mean divergence between M. canettii isolates was an average of 10 times that inside M. tuberculosis, in agreement with previous reports (4, 5 ).

In addition, estimated effective population size for the Venice population was very low (significantly lower than other European populations) and mean divergence estimates between Venice and NEA collectively, as well as a subset of NEA grouped together with Venice in SAMOVA (see Table 4 and Fig. 4), ranged from 1 5 ka with some estimates as low as 400 years ago.

The regular-sound-change tree estimates a mean divergence time between the outgroup Chuvash and other Turkic languages of 204 BCE, with a 95% credible interval of 605 BCE to 81 CE.

The histone tree is instead calibrated using a mean divergence date between annual and perennial Glycine subgenera of 5.25 mya, an average estimated from the divergence dates of several low copy nuclear genes from G. max and G. tomentella D3 (Egan and Doyle 2010; Innes et al. 2008).

These figures contain, but are on the edge of, Pisani's [ 75] 698.5 Ma mean divergence time estimate between Pancrustacea and Chelicerata.

The mean divergence among haplotypes and divergence between matrilines were calculated by an uncorrected p-distances model as implemented in MEGA, standard errors were estimated by bootstrapping using 10,000 replicates.