After scrutinizing the most recent literature, it seems that the divergence in the research results may be possibly attributed to multiple factors such as ENM properties, plant species, soil dynamics, and soil microbial community.
Employment pattern differences were noted between academic year and summer-only program graduates with associated divergence in career emphasis, research productivity, and job satisfaction.
External validity concerns have centered on divergences between the delivery of traction in research and clinical practice, including questions about dosage parameters (traction force and duration), the use of concomitant interventions, and patient selection [ 27].
In reality, however, personnel promotion is one of the most shrouded realms in Chinese government, and this obscurity limiting the credibility and availability of the data increases the difficulty of measurement, which caused wide divergence in the conclusions of previous research works (Li and Zhou 2005; Tao et al. 2010; Shih et al. 2012; Yao and Zhang 2013; Yang and Zheng 2013).
As our Discussion section notes, divergence in these six distinct domains in paediatric research reflects various factors.
More recently neutral evolutionary processes have become a focus of research centred on understanding echolocation divergence in bats [ 66, 82].
From our research on "Oil Speculation" we found a divergence in price between crude oil and "spot oil price" (STP).
Past research has suggested that tandem duplicates can display divergence in expression in A. thaliana (Ganko et al. 2007).
These considerations represent the greatest divergence in approaches to informed consent when comparing hypothesis-testing and hypothesis-generating research.
Describing where the variation in sensory systems is partitioned is important for research aimed at directly testing such models of population divergence in mate choice.
