Eunicella cavolinii explained a significant proportion of differences between the seamount flanks, but only at 80 90 m (19%) and at 90 100 m (27%).
In the past, researchers have used the proportion of differences between species as a measure of how much change is attributable to adaptive evolution.
This is typically indexed as heritability, a measure ranging from 0 to 1 that reflects the proportion of differences between people that are attributable to genetic factors.
Still, correlation between the methods is lower than the correlation between technical replicates within each method (average, r = 0.96), leaving a large proportion of differences between the methods unexplained.
Figure 2 illustrates that the planned management and treatment categories demonstrated a higher proportion of differences between those who were aware and those who were not aware (71.8% versus 28.2%; and 84.1% versus 15.9%), compared to the investigations, and operations and procedures (61.6% versus 38.4% in both cases).
For the bacterial microsymbionts, the average uncorrected p-distances (proportion of differences between sequences) were computed for each region and were found to be relatively small for dnaA (p = 0.0378), intermediate for glnA (p = 0.0625), and high for IGS nifD-K region (p = 0.0833).
Each applicant will then earn a proportion of the difference between the total earnings of the class and the $128 million.
Mr Bouchard's studies suggest that the level of one's intelligence is, in the jargon, "69-78% heritable"—heritability being the proportion of the difference between people that is acquired through the genes, not life itself.
In longitudinal studies, TEM may be used as an estimator of the proportion of the difference between two longitudinal measurements attributable to measurement error [ 18].
NHS service support costs made up a large proportion of the difference between the two study groups, representing 56.7% (£39.52/person) of costs in the HCP group but only 6.8% (£2.81/person) of costs in the self-swabbing group.
