Sentence examples for meaningful divergence from inspiring English sources

Transliteration posed difficulties first due to poor or incomplete annotation in the rhesus macaque genome and second due to actual biologically meaningful divergence between the species.

Apart from the abovementioned observations, our analysis exhibited some statistically meaningful divergences between the studied ligands.

The acquisition of genomic information regarding expressed sequences is a rapid method for identification of meaningful genetic divergence between species (e.g. [ 10]) and the early gene-expression divergence [ 11] that is thought to play a major role in speciation [ 12, 13].

Without accounting for differences in the total DNA unique to each species, we cannot hope to take a proper accounting of the meaningful genetic divergence between humans and chimpanzees.

Phylogenetic comparative methods are often improved by complete phylogenies with meaningful branch lengths (e.g., divergence dates).

The sites with Q k > 0.67 were only meaningful for type I functional divergence in the present study.

In order to convert IM estimates into biologically meaningful values (effective population sizes, divergence times in years or migration rates) one needs an estimate of mutation rate.

First, estimates of divergence dates are only meaningful if the phylogeny they are based upon is correct.

Availability of whole genome sequences of a large number of organisms does provide enough data to derive biologically meaningful relationships and understand the basis of phenotypic divergence.

Simulation results illustrate how the divergence between homologous TE sequences reflects meaningful information about the transposition dynamics in this TE family.

However, applying the faster evolutionary rate would be meaningful regarding a rather recent event: specifically, the divergence of the mtDNA between Hokkaido and Honshu in A. argenteus.