On the other hand, Mercosur (Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay) has been a cause of trade diversion.
The most frequent causes for diversion were myocardial infarction (22.7%), apoplexy (11.3%) and epileptic seizures (9.4%).
Indeed, the high levels of expression of the H-Y transgene early in T cell development have recently been shown to cause the diversion of H-Y TCR expressing cells into DN and CD8αα γδ-like T cells bypassing the DP developmental stage [7].
The demise of diversion is cause for celebration in blue-collar, multiethnic Peekskill, whose politicians and community activists have battled for years to turn away what they call "the effluent of the affluent".
Serine starvation induces de novo serine synthesis by upregulating the expression of enzymes in the serine synthesis pathway, causing the diversion of glycolytic intermediates and disruption of glycolysis.
Almost 20 tonnes of debris came down on the A890 Stromeferry bypass, causing a diversion of almost 150 miles for motorists.
The links to Jihadist groups may well be just the latest attention-grabbing joke, but causing the diversion of an aircraft is a whole new paradigm.
Taxes must be levied to pay the interest, and you don't have to be a right-wing ideologue to concede that taxes impose some cost on the economy, if nothing else by causing a diversion of resources away from productive activities into tax avoidance and evasion.
In Israel, where the storm was described as the heaviest December snowfall since 1953, thick clouds temporarily closed Ben-Gurion International Airport, causing the diversion of two international flights to Cyprus.
