Sentence examples for single divergence from inspiring English sources

A conservation law with a source term can then be written as a single divergence form.

With probability P(d = 1) = 0.5 there is a single divergence point at location (b, l).

I simulate data sets assuming a single divergence point in a topology relating eight hypothetical taxa.

Huang et al. [ 4] demonstrated that the reordering of the summary statistic vectors can greatly increase the method's tendency to infer a single divergence event.

More recently Hassanin and Ropiquet [ 15] show Bison and Yak as a single divergence from the lineage leading to B. taurus.

The M m s B a y e s model performs the worst of the four models across all three series of data-generating models, inferring a single divergence event across most of the 18,000 simulations.

For example, if τ contains a single divergence-time parameter τ1, all Y pairs of populations are constrained to diverge at this time (i.e., t would contain the index 1 repeated Y times, and T would contain the value τ1 repeated Y times), whereas if it contains Y divergence-time parameters, the model is fully generalized to allow all of the pairs to diverge at unique times.

The sample space of such a model-choice procedure would include all models ranging from a single divergence-time parameter (i.e., simultaneous divergence of all co-distributed taxa) to the fully generalized model in which each taxon diverged at a unique time.

Throughout the 17-month bear market, the A-D line led the path lower without a single positive divergence, until now.

We implemented a non-parametric permutation-based statistical procedure to perform pairwise comparisons between TMS-evoked potentials, and to synthesize their degree of diversity in a single value (divergence index - DI), corrected for multiple hypothesis testing.

Thus, the evidence indicates that most characterized bacterial MnSODs descend from a single ancient divergence.