Management may differ too.
Although this has been portayed as a crisis of capitalism, the political mood can veer right as well as left; in the Dutch elections, the big winners were the free market Liberals and the anti-immigrant Freedom party.The term backlash is quite appropriate in that voters will be tempted to "lash out" in all directions; the targets may differ from country to country.
However, the magnitude and even the direction of change may differ depending on the demand and supply curves and on the magnitude of the shifts.
Furthermore, depending on the tissue the direction of regulation may differ from what we observed in the testis of FHM.
This is an interesting possibility, and we have clarified our claim in the Discussion to indicate that our experiments show that while Piezo1 activity responds to global curvature in either direction, local curvature may differ and could still play a role in gating:"It is also possible that local membrane curvature is not strictly coupled to macroscopic membrane curvature.
Conversely, when parallel rays of light are incident on a rough surface, the direction of the reflected light rays may differ due to different orientations of the surface normals for the various incident rays.
The association between being poor and limited use of health care services is well established although the direction of this association may differ from context to context [ 8, 9].Factors pertaining to the health care system interact in a complex manner, where one set of factors influence the others.
However, direct and maternal effects may differ greatly in the extent and direction of fitness consequences for the host.
Taken together, these data show that chronic activation of one pathway may have effects on the opposing pathway, but the direction of such cross-regulation may differ among experimental models and also from the interaction seen upon acute agonist administration.
Other factors may differ among possible directions as well, such as predator density and distribution, food availability, temperature, salinity, or strength of ocean currents.
