Obviously, we must take into consideration diverging patterns in different age groups.
The impact of Pleistocene glaciations cycles on floral and faunal distributions is now well recognized, being a major force shaping population diverging patterns in many organisms [ 16, 17].
For example, Humphreys and Lafleur [2011] found that temperature-driven earlier snowmelts at two nearby tundra sites caused diverging patterns in NEE after snowmelt: A fen site responded with increased NEE, while a mixed tundra site showed no response or even a decrease in NEE in response to earlier snowmelts.
This diverging pattern became evident in the non-significant interaction TIME*HEMISPHERE (F 1,54) < 1).
Since diverging patterns emerge across countries and over time, Section 3 explores the role of labour market institutions, namely employment protection legislation, in driving these asymmetric behaviours.
However, previous results indicate diverging patterns.
V plants consist of a limited number of raw materials processed into a wide variety of finished products in a generally diverging pattern.
The two repeat units, which we termed "A" and "B" (∼100 and 145 kb, respectively), have very diverged patterns of repetitive elements, in particular Alu elements (Fig. 2B), but are otherwise around 95% similar at the DNA sequence level (standard deviation 4%, minimum 80%, maximum 100%, interquartile range 92 % 98, 100 bp windows free of repetitive elements).
Additionally, the cell-type-dependent effects of β-catenin and LEF1/TCF4 are underlined by our cluster analysis results based on the LEF1/TCF4 signature, in which the revealed clusters depicted diverging enrichment patterns of the cell cycle pathway in the primaries of lung adenocarcinomas.
The Siler model separates child, adult, and background mortality, and thus can capture the contribution of these components to the diverging age-pattern of the trends in lifespan variation that characterize historical mortality transitions in high-longevity populations.
