Sentence examples for respective divergence from inspiring English sources

We observed that sorghum and foxtail millet gSSR markers had a marker transferability of 11% and 54%, respectively, which mirrored the respective divergence distance of the two species from switchgrass.

Although semi-quantitative determinations of EVLW have been made, the scores obtained were found to have a large respective divergence and to be inaccurate [ 10, 11].

To identify respective divergence and infer the genetic relationship among the isolates, we used the neighbor-joining reconstruction method included in the Mega 3 software (13 ).

In our molecular analyses, pairwise sequence divergences between G. indicus and G. tenuirostris are similar to their respective divergence estimates from G. coprotheres (Table 1), and to those reported between various other broadly recognized species within the family Accipitridae [ 35].

In our study we generated new mtDNA genome data of Macaca species and combined it with respective data of other Papionini from GenBank to reconstruct a robust mtDNA gene tree of papionin primates and to estimate respective divergence ages.

Some have gone so far as to propose that chimneys may have served as "hatcheries" where the three "domains" of life Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya acquired cell membranes independently after their respective divergences.

Among the tribes of Pooideae major uncertainties of relationship have revolved around the relative branching orders of Phaenospermateae, Brylkinieae Meliceae and Ampelodesmeae Stipeae following the respective divergences of Brachyelytrum and Lygeae Nardeae.

Again, the new models estimate more divergences, a large amount of posterior uncertainty, and an order of magnitude smaller probability for their respective MAP-divergence model when compared to the M m s B a y e s model (Additional file 1: Figures S26 30).

Adaptive radiations may differ in overall diversity, but still share important morphological trajectories among their respective axes of divergence.

The obvious approach is to compare their respective levels of divergence, not only in molecular characters but also in the morphological characters that have traditionally been used to formally delimit genera.

Our data indicate that these specific Helitrons inserted into these respective sites before the divergence of the inbreds examined here are expressed in both etiolated shoots and roots in other inbred lines.