The absence of clear answers to this and other questions, the complexity of decision making and school systems left fertile ground for divergent views and interpretations on the relevance of school closures in the 2009 context.
On the basis of this divergent connectivity, there are good grounds to expect that these regions may be differentially involved in recognition memory.
This city is considered to be so prototypically American that marketers have made it a major testing ground for products as divergent as Fat-Free Pringles and interactive television.
It means those who are humble, accepting and forgiving shall inherit the earth, those who embrace peaceful methods to solve problems, to bridge divergent ideologies, and to find the common ground shall inherit the earth.
She spent much of Divergent looking as if she wanted the ground to open up beneath her feet and swallow her.
While it can be tricky to decide between two divergent options, we've finally found a middle ground, thanks to Rosario Dawson.
Explaining the mechanisms that regulate temporally and spatially dependent expression of selected genes in guiding cell differentiation and function, for processes as divergent as embryo development and schizophrenia, is the ground work of epigenetics [ 1].
In the mid-90s, the Spanish supreme court ordered the removal of Giorgio Grassi's addition to the Roman Theater in Sagunto on the grounds that it was too obviously divergent from the original.
On morphological grounds, Ericabatrachus seems to be highly divergent from many other close relatives (see Appendix four in [ 9] for list of characters), and this is further supported by molecular differences outlined in this study.
This finding is consistent with those of previous studies, 48, 49 which suggested form molestus populations in the United States are genetically divergent from each other and from local above-ground form pipiens populations.
