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relative divergence

relative divergence

[′rel·əd·iv di′vər·jəns]
(meteorology)
development index
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The obtained [K.sub.i]=2,5 at t=20[degrees]C is fairly close to the mean value [K.sub.i]=2,2 (relative divergence making 13,6%), as the source [4] specifies.
Effect of ionol extraction temperature onto its gas chromatographic detection at transformer oil
Populations of surface species distributed in the Blue Ridge province are divergent at the DNA sequence level, although relative divergence values are generally less than that observed for Cumberland Plateau or Appalachian Valley and Ridge species (at least for mtDNA; Table 1).
Speciational history in a diverse clade of habitat-specialized spiders (Araneae: nesticidae: Nesticus): inferences from geographic-based sampling
There is a greater relative divergence between total offset and tax adjusted awards for shorter periods.
Below-market interest rates and the total offset method re-visited
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