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Multiple natural frequency constraints normally cause difficult dynamic sensitivity analysis and, in addition, two different types of design variables, nodal coordinates and cross-sectional areas, often lead to divergence.

Since the derivative of this function near 0 and 1 is about 0, enlarging intervals might lead to divergence in the neural network algorithm.

Similarly, differing selective pressures applied to domesticated animals and plants can lead to divergence in the form of cultivars or breeds.

That's because the failure of those mechanisms will either lead to divergence from the actual world (if they fail partially) or widespread, diverse violations of law (if they fail completely).

However our data show that these differences in the primary (4 hour) transcriptional response to M. vaccae and Pam3CSK4, did not lead to divergence of the transcriptome at subsequent time points (24 hours).

Genes differentially expressed between cortical areas were significantly associated with fast-evolving non-coding sequences harboring human-specific substitutions that could lead to divergence in their repertoires of transcription factor binding sites.

This isolation leads to divergence of the new segregate populations, each becoming rapidly adapted to divergent habitats (Schluter 2001), such that eventually new species are recognized taxonomically.

Overdevelopment and intensive agriculture led to divergence of over 98% of the water to the surrounding regions.

This leads to divergence between landscape elements, and the inheritance of palaeoforms in present-day landscape mosaics.

Devolution has therefore led to divergence: north of the border, public sector reform is less developed than in England.

Psychogenetic selection of hypoemotional Roman High-Avoidance (RHA) and hyperemotional Low-Avoidance (RLA) rats leads to divergence in dopaminergic function as well.