The Siler model separates child, adult, and background mortality, and thus can capture the contribution of these components to the diverging age-pattern of the trends in lifespan variation that characterize historical mortality transitions in high-longevity populations.
Again, gene conversion might have led to an underestimation of the divergence age, which means that these two subclades may have diverged earlier.
Hence, we hypothesized that conflict management strategies in each country would begin to diverge between ages 3 and 5 to those typical of each culture (see Figure 1).
There is a significant interaction of the factors age and amplitude for ISIs 35 and 200 ms, indicating that the amplitudes of A1 and A2 diverge as age increases (35 ms: F1,176 = 13.719, P < 0.001; 200 ms: F1,173 = 10.449, P < 0.001).
One explanation for these discrepancies could be the diverging classification of age groups as in some of the studies zebrafish with an age of 18 24 months were classified as old animals.
There is a sense of worlds diverging.
The age-standardised rates for each cancer declined in both sexes, but since the 1990s, the rates in females over 70 years of age have been diverging.
The perturbation analysis of the Siler model indicates that the conspicuously diverging patterns of lifespan variation by age are due to the differential impact of mortality reduction in childhood and adulthood on the distribution of ages at death.
The age of the patients diverged from 37 to 98 years (median age 64 years).
Regarding mutation Arg719Gln, survival was similar for those under 50 years but the curves started to diverge after the age of 40 years as the two remaining patients from our centres showed a better survival after this age (logrank test p=0.03, frailty model p=0.02, figure Id and table A in online supplementary file).
