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In this study, participants performed a joint Simon task that was interleaved with a task requiring either divergent thinking (Guilford, 1967), which requires a more distributed, integrative control mode, or convergent thinking (Mednick, 1962), which requires a more focused, exclusive control mode (Fischer & Hommel, 2012; Hommel, 2012).

We found that being close to endorsers has no impact on the success of either divergent or nondivergent change.

The chapter then ends with those glycodendrimers that have been prepared using commercially available dendrimers possessing varied functionalities, or systematically synthesized using either divergent or convergent strategies.

Whether the functionally diverse enzymes that share this fold are the products of either divergent or convergent evolution (or both) is an unresolved question that will probably be answered as the sequence databases continue to expand.

We explore this issue with a simulation study involving two agents sequentially purchasing land for the conservation of multiple species using three scenarios comprising either divergent or partially overlapping objectives between the agents.

Since pTUC DNA contains a single AflIII site and replication initiates at random, replication intermediates (RIs) were expected to contain two replication forks in either divergent (bubble) or convergent (double-Y) orientation, with all possible geometries.

Dendrimers are generally prepared using either a divergent method or a convergent one [38].

Many proteins previously implicated in GAS PSGN, such as streptokinase, are either highly divergent in strain MGCS10565 or are not more closely related between these species than to orthologs present in other streptococci that do not commonly cause PSGN.

We hypothesize that the observed differences in these two orders have resulted from either a divergent functional role or simply a relaxation in Darwinian selection.

The enzymes of the dissimilatory pathway, despite catalyzing the same chemical reaction, are either highly divergent (ATPS) or entirely unrelated (APR and SiR) to those of the sulfate assimilation pathway.

We look upstream of our gene of interest and select all intergenic sequences until we encounter either a divergent intergenic region or an intergenic region longer than 300 bp.