Sentence examples for mean divergence of from inspiring English sources

We calculated that the seven least divergent pairs between Homo_19 25 and Homo_26 32 exhibit a mean divergence of 1.46 × 10-3 whish is nearly seven-fold lower than the chimpanzee-human divergence.

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%.

The mean divergence of the fourteen orthopteran mtDNA sequences is 0.405.

The remaining genotype imprecision resulted in a mean divergence of 106 ± 68 pts of direct genetic value.

Importantly, RETA had a mean divergence of 56% compared with other rickettsial genomes, just below Neorickettsia (57%) and not atypical from other rickettsial lineages.

The mean divergence of 5 ÷ 10%, which is typical both of accuracy and confidence of global and local alignments at a symmetrical position of cores, preconditions the developing of a combined method for making a more reliable alignment.

This suggests that family A resulted from a recombination event between families B and C. Elements belonging to families A, B, and C are very similar to each other resulting in mean divergences of ∼1.0%, 3.0%, and 4.0%, respectively (fig. 3).

The flora of eastern China bears a signature of older divergence (mean divergence times of 22.04 25.39 Mya), phylogenetic overdispersion (spatial co-occurrence of distant relatives) and higher phylogenetic diversity.

A binomial mass function was used to estimate the mean divergence time of a block of given size with an observed number of SNPs.

The divergence time for any clade x⊆ L is the mean divergence time of all pairs of x.

Finally, we considered the proportion of the mean divergence value of the coding regions to the nonsynonymous substitutions (see supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online).