Her recent research focuses on the causes and consequences of diverging economic growth across U.S. cities and its effects on inequality.
The study, by the Smith Institute thinktank, warns of disastrous economic and social consequences from rapidly diverging house prices, and argues that the disparities are entrenching wealth and income inequalities between regions.
Of particular concern are situations where the consequences of proportional shortfall diverge from public preferences.
As a consequence, the Internet diverges from the mass media much less than we thought in the 1990s and significantly less than we might hope.
One likely consequence of the diverging approaches to the Web is that Japan, and by extension Asia, may be reaching the next generation of the Internet far sooner than the United States.
As a consequence, logb(x) diverges to infinity (gets bigger than any given number) if x grows to infinity, provided that b is greater than one.
Given time, populations separated by erosion gaps will diverge as a consequence of both adaptive divergence and neutral processes (drift), the latter being more important where the selective differentials between populations are low and/or population size is small with limited gene flow [ 21].
These findings suggest that the ecological consequences of climate change may diverge from present expectations.
The tax rules often allow and even encourage the tax consequences of a deal to diverge from the economics.
Strain-specific processing of such miRNAs potentially precedes divergence: if by such regulation the miRNA expression is low, the miRNA itself can diverge without serious consequences.
Typically, orthologs are defined as homologous sequences, which diverge as a consequence of a speciation event, whereas paralogs are homologous sequences originating from a duplication node.
