Existing reviews diverge concerning conclusions on the evidence for a causal relationship between computer work and elbow pain/epicondylitis [ 1, 15].
Once a word like formubo has been added to the lexicon (if learning is followed by overnight consolidation) [ 13 16], it will change the UP of formula to a later point at which new and existing words diverge (deviation point [DP]; see Figures 1A and 1B).
In addition to capturing any pre-existing diverging trends in migrants' remitting patterns across U.S. localities, these controls address political, economic or social developments at the locality level possibly related to migrants' remitting patterns and the enactment of the policies at hand.
Whether this is caused by a slow tissue turnover is unknown, since existing data provide diverging estimates of tendon protein half-life that range from 2 mo to 200 yr.
But regarding drug trafficking, migration and investment, it is a fair bet that that his administration will intensify some existing programmes and diverge markedly in others.
Finite element analysis was performed on solid and hollow lattices with structural parameters beyond those realized experimentally, enabling the identification of transition regimes where solid-beam lattices diverge from existing analytical theories and revealing the complex parameter space of hollow-beam lattices.
Gene duplication produces copies of existing genes, which can diverge from their ancestral states and contribute to the evolution of novel phenotypes.
The evidence is mixed: demand for existing homes seems to be diverging from demand for new construction, and there is considerable fluctuation in prices and demand.New data released this week indicate, again, that qualified gloom about the housing market is warranted.
Thus, we need to better understand what we are actually measuring in terms of patient delay, a need which is underscored by the contradictory and diverging results of existing patient delay studies [ 9, 10].
We, however, diverge from the existing literature and argue that it is not only the education signal or some other observed characteristic, like race, that determines the incidence of mismatch, but the actual signal of "real" productivity from the previous "mismatched" work experience.
From an economic perspective, a skill imbalance (shortage/surplus) occurs when the quantity of a given skill supplied by the workforce and the quantity demanded by employers diverge at the existing market conditions [ 5].
