Sentence examples for measures of divergence from inspiring English sources

We include two measures of divergence between actual and optimal behaviour.

For a given trio of species (the island species, D. simulans and D. melanogaster), three pairwise measures of divergence were obtained.

In addition, the resulting phylogenetic tree provides a framework for measures of divergence such as UNIFRAC [12] that are useful for the comparison of health and disease-associated communities.

Contributions of individual loci to measures of divergence and polymorphism for all sites are shown in Table 2. Two estimates of θs are shown: an estimate based on average pairwise nucleotide diversity, θ̂π [21], and Watterson's estimator, θ̂W, which is based on the number of polymorphic sites [22].

To do this, we employed two different measures of divergence.

Nevertheless, we present F ST values, corrected for null alleles, and F' ST values as measures of divergence for comparability.

Keeping the number of CNVs in each individual at a constant level, say x, we define δ as the fraction of CNVs unique to each group as a measure of divergence, i.e. with increasing δ, the groups become more divergent.

Perhaps the speaker's consciousness is the best measure of divergence; when, one may ask, did Romance speakers realize that they were not using Latin in their everyday speech?

In order to quantify the effect of shadow fading standard deviation, we introduce Kullback-Leibler Distance (KLD) which is a measure of divergence between two probability distributions [26].

b shows a special kind of phylogeny known as a "phylogram," in which branch length is proportional to some measure of divergence.

By contrast, trees known as "phylograms" present branch lengths as being proportional to some measure of divergence between species, for example based on comparisons of deoxyribonucleic acid sequences or morphological features.