Responsiveness and demandingness emerge as two major dimensions, and the two are associated with each other, but the moderate strength of the correlation (r = 0.44) indicates that the two dimensions represent somewhat diverging aspects.
In most cases, whether the lineages have diverged in subtle aspects of their morphology, physiology or behaviour and whether there exist any barriers to gene flow is not known; yet this information is important for predicting the evolutionary consequences of secondary contact: stable co-existence, replacement, admixture or differentiation [2], [4], [5].
This study demonstrated that Saudi mothers' preferences diverge on many aspects of BBN concerning newborns, suggesting that a "one-size-fits-all" approach is inappropriate.
From these results, we conclude that the diverging design of the microchannel with a large aspect ratio and high mass flux is recommended to develop an electronic cooling system for the need of very high heat dissipation rate.
Diverging traditions of ritual, law and practice soon emerged.
Diverging interpretations of interdependence between teams.
There is only one aspect of the case that diverges from traditional serial killer conduct, she said: This murderer does not seem to want any intimacy with his victims.
In our experience, the spike-in controls vary very little in relation to one another when added together, and we do not believe that this aspect of the studies can explain the diverging results.
Born Aug. 8 and Sept. 19 respectively, Anna and Charlotte are practically twins, but their futures will most likely diverge as Jonathan and Thomas face a heartrending, yet still heartening, aspect of foster care.
