Sentence examples for reasonable divergence from inspiring English sources
As seen above, a large number of species of reasonable divergence are necessary to estimate the equilibrium frequencies (and fitnesses) for the codons within each location in a protein.
However, the slower evolutionary rate of 3.1%%/site/myr would be reasonable for several divergence events that were associated with glacial periods older than 130 kyr BP.
The amino acid fitnesses are location specific and can be reliably estimated only for alignments of many sequences under reasonable levels of divergence (see below).
Others, however, argue that Persky's actions were reasonable and that the divergence in punishments stems from broader disparities in the criminal justice system.
These time points for early eukaryotic divergence are reasonable for current understanding on life evolution (Knoll et al. 2006; Parfrey et al. 2011).
Even when we recover species trees with branch lengths in coalescent units, under certain assumptions we can obtain reasonable estimates of species divergence times in generations or years.
Taking the reason into account, one recent phylogeographic study supported that the dramatic climate changes during the (Late) Pleistocene, when the presently differing monsoon regimes on either side of the Tanaka Line established, may be a reasonable explanation for the divergence [ 31].
As, we examined a deep phylogeny, it seems reasonable to assume that sequence divergence times should closely approximate to species divergence times.
The reason for the divergence?
As the clonal species tend to be less diverged in their gene sequences, which may reflect a shorter time of divergence, it is reasonable that such an effect would be more pronounced on the clonal compared with the nonclonal species.
This is because all GPCRs share a common pattern of hydrophobicity and similarity of structure even when there is sequence divergence; thus a reasonable model of the transmembrane region of the chemokine receptor can be generated.
