Adaptation leads to change, the dynamics of which are influenced by characteristics of the organization, such as production monitoring by professionals (owners of expertise and knowledge), the presence of groups with multiple and often diverging interests, and by power systems [ 16].
Using this framework, it is possible to build additional features like multiple-component signalling, combined converging and diverging signals as well as coupling of more complex downstream processes.
The theory of Health Transition has been proposed by Frenk et al. (1991), and it is used, for example, by Vallin and Meslé (2004) in order to explain converging and diverging mortality trends for multiple countries across time.
Interactions of multiple chemical reactions in time could thus be controlled simply by varying flow velocities and by creating a network of converging and diverging channels for carrying reaction mixtures.
Nevertheless, the concept remains subject to debate and diverging interpretations.
However, a phylogenetic tree using the DNA sequences for the human, mouse, dog and guinea pig genes (Figure 2) shows that the primate-rodent speciation event occurred before the multiple gene loci duplicated and diverged from each other.
Critical analyses of potential policy problems, associated multiple players, diverging interests and implementation guidelines were developed.
A major commercial success, The Downward Spiral established Nine Inch Nails as a reputable force in the 1990s music scene, with its sound being widely imitated and Reznor receiving media hype and multiple honors while diverging into drug abuse and depression.
The KRAB-ZFP family is evolutionary recent and has expanded and diverged through multiple rounds of gene and segment duplications, to give rise to more than three hundred and fifty annotated members in humans [ 4- 7].
Unlike the single fungal paralogs of Group 1 and Group 2, Group 3 and Group 4 septins duplicated and diverged, giving rise to multiple paralogs, especially in the ascomycetes.
