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So far, there appears to be some divergence in the American and Afghan efforts.
European banks have higher debt-to-equity ratios than American ones and have struggled to win the confidence of bond investors (see article).Old-world envyThere was bound to be some divergence in performance between American and European banks after the crisis.
There appeared to be some divergence in the response of TRPV1 knockouts to eugenol but statistical analysis revealed these disparities were not significant.
Although the GLUT4 and NHE1 translocations appear to be triggered by common signalling steps, there must be some divergence in the respective links between signalling and traffic as intracellular NHE1 and GLUT4 vesicle locations are distinct over large parts of the cell interior.
However there was some divergence in the case of the third method.
There was some divergence in levels of severity however, when students persisted in cheating following the initial warning.
While the Standards of Professional Practice of both colleges clearly reflect the nurturing of children's social and emotional development, there is some divergence in the day-to-day pedagogy and practice of both professionals.
The comparison of ΔC from inventory measurements with ΣNEP from CBM-CFS3 and EC flux-tower measurements demonstrated an agreement among the methods in trends across stand seral stage; however, due to differences in the measurement approaches, there was some divergence in the results.
There was good correspondence between the criteria used for construction of the selective PCR amplicons and the actual selectivity, but there was some divergence in the selectivity between the theoretical and observed selectivity for Actinob I.
There was some divergence in whose alcohol consumption was reported to be harming 'others'others
22 23 Yet when it comes to consulting a health professional, there is some divergence of opinion in the literature with the balance of evidence supporting higher general practitioner/health professional consultation rates in women, although the evidence for gender difference is weaker for particular conditions (eg, headache and back pain).
