In this ongoing division of interests, the potential for competition looms large, and traces of it do seem discernible.
At the very least, empires tend to end up (as in the British case) with a serious division of interests between their financial and manufacturing sectors.
The quoted phrase was in fact a remark in the final section of our manuscript about some implications of Alcock et al. insiders' perspective which, by overemphasizing the active role of the endosymbiont, appears to imply such a "division of interests" [ 5].
In a complex modern capitalist society with powerful divisions of interests between classes, ethnicities and genders, economists (like other intellectuals) cannot avoid their work reinforcing some of their interests more strongly than they do others.
At the time of the study these divisions were of interest to the members of the obesity centre.
All operational level 2 and 3 health facilities (dispensaries and health centres) in the selected divisions were of interest.
As already mentioned, a division of midwives' interests arose, but the respective professional and organisational interests were closely intertwined, when the development of caseload midwifery was negotiated.
By getting couples to think in advance about how they would resolve potential issues regarding property ownership, debt resolution, the division of business interests, and spousal support, a prenuptial agreement puts couples in a better position to make informed monetary decisions in the present.
Whereas this was expected because of the cell cycle status of these two cell types, the expression of a large set of genes associated with cell division is nevertheless of interest for cellular reprogramming.
Separate divisions minimise conflicts of interest.
