Sentence examples for slightly divergent. from inspiring English sources

By performing simulations in EVOLVER, Castric and Vekemans [ 28] revealed that the power for the maximum likelihood analysis with CODEML is low when sequences were only slightly divergent or when sequence divergence reached saturation, and that it increases at intermediate levels of divergence.

Consistent with [ 27], our simulations showed that power was initially low when sequences were only slightly divergent (zero sites detected with sequence divergence <5 substitutions per codon), then increased at intermediate levels of divergence and then started to decrease again when sequence divergence reached saturation.

Two groups with slightly divergent mitochondrial DNA sequences (separated by 1.3 to 1.4% sequence divergence) are distinguishable within the species, which probably correspond to different glacial refugia where M. alcathoe populations survived the last glacial period.

The consequences are loss of variation, divergence among populations due to isolation, genome reorganization and hybridisation of slightly divergent genomes [ 44, 45].

In another continuity, two slightly divergent versions of the same set-piece encounter are retailed.

Alder makes much of the fact that Méchain's calculations contained a "secret error" — a slightly divergent latitude reading, which Méchain suspected but covered up.

Most likely, this was a consequence of the slightly divergent physicochemical properties of ASFV proteins in comparison to the host proteins.

It is shown that the maximum value of the mean ion charge can be obtained by imposing on the inter-electrode gap an external magnetic field with the slightly divergent field lines.

However, the structural changes necessary to bring this about seem to have lagged behind the function, and the geometrical axes of most eyes are still slightly divergent (i.e., the two eyes at rest are directed slightly away from the nose).

The grooves are strongly divergent anteriorly as in the indeterminate lambeosaurine (CMN 017052,53; Fig. 2n), differing from those of Prosaurolophus maximus (MOR 447-8-8-7-1452) and Edmontosaurus sp. (DMNH 22807, UAMES 4291, UAMES 12727, UAMES 21544; Fig. 2b e) which run nearly parallel to or only slightly divergent from each other.

The segmental mandibular sandwich osteotomy (SMSO) was finished by two (mesial and distal) slightly divergent vertical osteotomies (Fig. 2).