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In Fig. 4, both KPFM and CP-AFM measurements along the cell cross section show that the profiles with and without illumination diverge strongly at the epi-Si/wafer p++ interface.

On the surface political parties seem to subscribe to similar notions of good citizenship and social cohesion, but underneath they diverge strongly as to what maintaining strong welfare states implies in terms of the efforts and obligations of immigrants and citizens, and as to where the state should place its effort.

For six of the tested species, the wheat bran and sugar beet pulp activity profiles diverge strongly.

Anti-Endos and anti-CDKS also diverge strongly in terms of their relative sensitivities to tautomycetin, phosphomimetic Endos, and extract dilution.

The two parents, N. nucifera 'Chinese Antique' and N. lutea 'AL1', diverge strongly in their geographical distributions and important morphological traits, such as plant size, and shape and color of the leaves and petals.

Manipulative queen control is thought to lead to an evolutionary arms race between queens and workers, resulting in complex queen bouquets that diverge strongly among different populations and species.

But the two women diverged strongly in their outlook, and their ideological differences served to underscore how unusual their social ease with each other was.

The latter's harmonic idiom – often called atonal – also diverges strongly from Stravinsky's approach, which is essentially modal and hardly further removed from tonality than the work of his Parisian friends Debussy and Ravel.

We demonstrate that procedural fairness diverges strongly when initiatives are implemented in protected areas or in rural communities.

Darwin's unexploded bomb Ed West | Spectator | 6 May 2014 Human evolution has been "recent, copious, and regional", with groups diverging strongly from one another in the past 50,000 years, and especially in the past 10,000 years.

Chapter 4 also looks at the spatial distribution of Serengeti grazers, arriving at perhaps unsurprising conclusions that (a) distribution and movement of species relate to soil fertility and rainfall and (b) while domestic livestock distribution diverges strongly from that of wild grazers, this is primarily due to its exclusion from protected areas.