Mean (±5 95%CI) polymorphism expressed as the percentage observed heterozygote sites (solid symbols) and percentage nucleotide divergence (open symbols) at contig 1. Confidence intervals were calculated using a bootstrap of contig 1 after removal of indels.
Their divergence became open and public during the South African War (1899 1902), when Asquith, along with Lord Rosebery, Sir Edward Grey, and R.B. Haldane, formed the Liberal League to advocate an imperial policy in support of the government's expansionism.
As shown in Figure 2, the rates of intronic divergence in open regions of the genome are comparable to those observed at corresponding exonic, fourfold degenerate sites.
Divergent infection levels open opportunities for parasite-driven divergent selection and subsequent adaptive divergence, i.e. the second prerequisite for parasite-driven speciation.
The fact that we uncovered among-lineage ω variation when Clade models were used, but not when Branch-site models were used, opens the possibility that divergence among African cichlid RH2a opsins is also influenced by a collection of lineage-specific processes.
We employ it to avoid the confusions that surround 'civic integration' – and to emphasize that, indeed, an ideational turn is visible while keeping an open mind about convergence or divergence regarding both ideas and policy.
What the nature of the molecular differences between A. gossypii and yeasts is that led to such a phenotypic divergence remains an open question.
47, 48 Databases containing full genomic sequencing data can also be used as research tools to explore genotype-phenotype associations, for example, the open access M. tuberculosis genome divergence database.
Divergence in the transmission coefficient of the opercular four-bar mirrors divergence in the opening jaw lever system, with limnetics exhibiting a higher transmission coefficient than benthics.
However, devolution and the creation of national assemblies in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland opened a space for policy divergence, and by about 2002 English policy makers, concerned that increased public spending had not yielded commensurate service improvements, again turned to market ideas to reinvigorate the NHS in England.
