Framed as a part of a "paradigm shift" in psychiatry, the revision produced ad hoc, heterogeneous severity scales with divergent logics.
There are divergent logics and tensions within different aspects of quality, where patient-centredness requires specific attention to individual needs, and efficiency which can be supported by rationalisation and mass production.
Secondly the data analysis demonstrates how there are tensions between different aspects of quality and performance in health systems, where patient centred, relational ' complete total' care and the pressures of efficiency and rationalisation can sometimes operate as divergent logics within an organisation.
Since investigation into both Mesp and Foxf regulation revealed divergent cis-regulatory logic underlying identical gene expression patterns, we asked whether these examples constituted a general trend between C. intestinalis and M. occidentalis.
Humans use not only trial and error but also insight based on an understanding of principles, inductive and deductive reasoning (see deduction; induction; and logic), and divergent or creative thinking (see creativity).
As suggested by Connaughton, and Shuffler (2007), if team members "learn the cultural logic of others' divergent beliefs" (p.396), then they work effectively.
The reducing force provided by these potentials supports biosynthesis concurrently with NAD-dependent catabolism and energy production; the specificity of the NAD- or NADP-linked systems provides a central logic to these divergent needs in metabolism.
One caveat to the logic is that many divergent pairs of duplicate genes appear to fulfill complementary subfunctions of an ancestral gene, and in this way genetic flux may be accompanied by phenotypic stasis (Hughes 1994; Force et al. 1999).
Later, Gold reviewed the restaurant, in the style that has come to be his signature, a postmodern scrapbook of divergent references that run with the internal logic of a dream.
A wide range of scholars have subsequently sought to apply evolutionary logic and phylogenetic methods to a more divergent range of cultural characters ranging from artifacts to language (e.g., Lipo et al. 2006; Mace et al. 2005).
His basic assumptions about the nature of the social order become so divergent from those of the "normal" members of society that his logic and conclusions are incomprehensible to them.
