Peaks of relative divergence may not always result from divergent selection between hybridizing groups.
They lead, on average, to a relative divergence of +60% to +105% in favor of the scale model for different points located in the side lit room.
This included a sound calibration of photometric sensors, whose cosine-response appeared at the end to be responsible for the remaining relative divergence observed between the daylighting performance figures.
These discrepancies were reduced to a +30%to+35%5% relative divergence, by putting in the effort to carefully mock up the geometrical and photometrical features of the test module.
Value Specifies the maximum relative divergence between the updated state of an object container o and its initial state, or against a constant (e.g., top value), since the last execution of an action dependent on o.
To convert relative divergence times into absolute time units we used two maximum-age fossil constraints.
We discovered a strong positive relationship between troglomorphy index and relative divergence time, making it possible to predict taxon age from morphology.
To compare the relative divergence of our sequences among each other and with those within and between other closely related species, we also included multiple ITS sequences from within several other Russula species whenever possible.
The relative divergence of the presumed subspecies of white rhino was approximately twice (1.84±0.17) that between the black rhino subspecies, and was remarkably constant across all four fragments analysed.
Phylogenetic analysis and relative divergence time estimation.
The RST values provide insights on the relative divergence.
