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There was more divergence with the frequency-domain FLIM and TCSPC values for Cerulean.

There was much more divergence with regards to where the project should be based, with 67.1% in the qualitative versus 15.0% in the quantitative strand proposing that it should be hospital-based.

Pairwise comparisons between H. melpomene and either H. cydno or H. pachinus revealed 100 to 200 times more divergence, with the cumulative portion of the genome showing significant differentiation increasing from 165 kbp in the cydno/ pachinus comparison to 19 Mbp and 33 Mbp in the two comparisons with H. melpomene (Table 1).

Irradiation of energetic Ar+ ion beam with increasing fluence on the thin films initiates the removal of Ag particles from the surface, resulting in a rough surface which will scatter the incident ion beam with more divergence, and thus, reflectance values will be decreased.

A comparison of the human and worm predicted proteins reveals extensive sequence similarity in the J domain and central cysteine string region, with more divergence evident in the C-termini (Supplementary Material, Fig. S1A).

"There's a little more divergence in the fortunes of individual companies," Mr. Auld said.

More divergence appears when delving deeper into the candidates' foreign policies.

More recent studies with modern techniques found that some reputed endemics showed nominal levels of genetic divergence from other conspecific populations, but more divergence existed among several taxa than was reflected in the current taxonomy.

This causes divergence models with more divergence-time parameters to integrate over a much greater parameter space with low likelihood yet high prior density, which can result in small marginal likelihoods relative to models with fewer divergence-time parameters [ 13, 14].

The fact that the posterior shifts toward the prior under the informative prior suggests that the shift away from the prior toward fewer divergence events under the diffuse prior might still be caused by small marginal likelihoods of models with more divergence-time parameters.

Furthermore, the distribution of Akaike weights under the more recent models of divergence (with or without migration) indicated that there was substantial support in favor of alternative models, even at relatively large sample sizes.