Sentence examples for moderate divergence from inspiring English sources

Convection increased across the area due to moisture from the eastern Pacific Ocean and moderate divergence.

The difficulty may be to define what is a "moderate" divergence.

The interaction effect (Table 5) showed moderate divergence in the denier group and slight convergence among clean athletes.

These instances may represent four different MITE families where duplicated copies have undergone moderate divergence, and indeed these sequences are priorities in our MITE investigations.

Walleye populations exhibit moderate divergence levels across the range, as described by previous studies [ 30, 41, 69].

Except for some moderate divergence, no differences were found between patients and healthy people for the ranking task or for the VAS.

The depth of phylogeographical structure includes relatively deep divergences (cave spiders: most pairwise divergences between taxa > 5%), moderate divergences (terrestrial and aquatic salamanders: most pairwise divergences around 3 5%), and relatively shallow divergences (cave crickets: most pairwise divergences < 3%).

SATé performs similarly to other programs for amino acid sequences, whereas for nucleotide sequences the performance is similar to MUSCLE, with increasing overestimation for moderate divergences that gradually decreases as divergence increases.

The whole aligned sequences reveal moderate divergences with more than 30 regions displaying below 60% identity, suggesting that orchid cp genomes have harbored rather large genetic differentiation, especially in noncoding and single copy regions.

There is moderate genetic divergence with 3.7% sequence divergence among Cymbidium species and individuals.

GroEL2 showed moderate functional divergence from GroEL1 and stronger divergence from GroEL3 than from GroEL1 (θ = 0.441 ± 0.073; LRT = 36.014; P < 0.001).