Sentence examples for modest divergence from inspiring English sources

A relatively modest divergence, in absolute terms, appears significant when the total number of gaps is small.

One case of modest divergence (1.4%) revealed a species overlooked by the current taxonomic system: Eupithecia goossensiata Mabille, 1869 stat.n. is raised from synonymy with Eupithecia absinthiata (Clerck, 1759) to species rank.

Given that only approximately 1 million years separates these divergence events, the sizeable divergence in comparisons with H. melpomene appears to be much more than that predicted by the modest divergence between H. cydno and H. pachinus.

Here, we investigate the effects of indels on genome evolution by taking advantage of both the high nucleotide polymorphism within species and the modest divergence of C. remanei to the recently discovered close relative C. sp. 23 (Graustein et al. 2002; Cutter et al. 2006; Jovelin et al. 2009; Dey et al. 2012).

But in the interests of safety and perhaps a little comfort, Mr. Mueller, 40, allows modest divergences from the 19th-century soldier's life.

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).

Despite this modest genetic divergence, they vary in many remarkable behavioral and morphological aspects.

The intra-assay endogenous 18S rRNA control is also the inter-assay reference demonstrating a modest 8.4% divergence between all replicas, samples and assays.

This finding is congruent with the modest genetic divergence between the three subspecies we are studying.

The GIH panel also increased the accuracy, which is reasonable given the relatively modest genetic divergence between this panel and TSI.

Each chromosome had between 2 and 19 genes, with several of the PCGs occurring on multiple chromosomes with evidence for modest nucleotide divergences between these different chromosome copies.