This reveals that properties typically diverge over development, but also that visual stimulation can reduce variability.
Whereas the data collected at Verdun suggest that explosive munitions have put that landscape on diverging path of development, thus rendering it much different post-disturbance landscape, Khe Sanh displays much different recovery patterns.
Hence, it appears that after diverging from normal development shortly after implantation, the lack of PTBP1 becomes lethal shortly after E8.5 and before E12.
Diverging trends in the development of SBP and BMI were observed in many populations [ 10, 14, 32, 33], although an increase of both SBP and BMI was also observed, in particular for some developing countries [ 30, 31].
During childhood and adolescence, ASD individuals exhibited a curve parallel to controls with a leftward shift along the age axis, diverging further from typical development during early and middle adulthood.
For some countries (e.g. Austria, Germany and Ireland until the crisis), national developments diverge only temporarily from the EU average, which is suggestive of the importance of common shocks.
Different planning strategies within the range of ecologically and socio-economically sound developments lead to diverging future states.
The consumers' traits may continue to coevolve and reach an evolutionary singularity (where both elements in eq. (6) are zero) at which further branching may lead to the development of a diverging community of consumers.
Cells with more similar barcodes are likely to have diverged later in development, so the scientists were able to use a computer program to calculate a family tree for the 200,000 cells essentially a lineage map revealing which cells spawned others.
