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Interests will continue to diverge between Iran and the West.
If there is a tendency for wages to cluster within individual firms, but to diverge between them, outsourcing is likely to make things worse.
Dr. Neigh's research focuses on understanding the mechanisms by which stressors cause adaptations in physiology and behavior and the extent to which stress-induced alterations diverge between males and females.
To achieve transferability, the initial design must take into account all factors that may diverge between locations, including existing modes of transport, the availability of required data, the technological habits of users, etc.
We examined the factors that affected the preference and assessment across communities and found a PA-enclave effect: preference towards the ES categories diverge between residents inside and outside of current protected areas resulted from previous PA management.
The age at which nose sizes begin to diverge between male and females also corresponds with the onset of puberty; the time at which males begin to grow proportionally more muscle mass than females.
If the neutrality theory is correct, there should be a "molecular clock" of evolution; that is, the degree to which amino acid or nucleotide sequences diverge between species should provide a reliable estimate of the time since the species diverged.
They did not, however, explain which characteristics that diverge between weekdays and weekends bring about travel variations.
"In short, monetary policies are set to diverge between the Euro area and US, a reflection of diverging growth and inflation outlooks," Goldman writes of its top trade idea.
If futures would completely diverge between , so to speak, paradise and apocalypse, even the mode 2 approach would no longer work (this case applies to some recent debates on new and emerging sciences and technologies).
On the other hand, Fernández-Macías (2012) find heterogeneous results in Western European countries and conclude that there is not a clear and universal pattern of a pervasive polarisation.3 As for Spain, conclusions also diverge between job polarisation (Anghel et al. 2014) and occupational upgrading (Oesch and Rodríguez-Menés 2011; and Eurofound 2015).4.4
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The phrase "diverge between" functions as a verb phrase aiming to express a distinction or separation between two or more entities. However, Ludwig AI analysis indicates that it's not considered standard English; the correct usage would be "differ between" or "diverge from".
Expression frequency: Very common
