"polarisation on" can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in the context of discussing political or societal divisions and differences. Example: The country is facing increasing polarisation on issues such as immigration and healthcare, with people on both sides becoming more entrenched in their opinions.
Describing the "boomerang effect" in an academic article by P. Hart and Erik Nisbet, the academics say that motivated reasoning explains why simply providing more and better facts based on science can actually increase polarisation on issues like climate change.
Describing the "boomerang effect" in an academic article by P. Hart and Erik Nisbet, the academics say that motivated reasoning explains why simply providing more and better facts based on science can actually increase polarisation on issues like climate change.
In other words, the effect of polarisation on the corrosion fatigue performance of steel can be handled depending on the magnitude of applied potential.
The effect of cathodic polarisation on stability of defined oxide films on Al and Al Sn alloys (with up to 0.40% Sn) has been investigated in a 0.5 M NaCl solution using the potentiostatic pulse method.
Section 4 presents the evidence on labour market polarisation, on both employment and pay rules.
And what's more, compared to a control group, the participants in a forecasting competition went on to show greater intellectual humility and reduced polarisation on a range of issues – including those that had not been discussed in the tournament itself.
The renewed polarisation of politics on the left and right is plainly threatening to political stability.
Quoting from the Gospels and referring to the North-South polarisation of opinion on the issue, he said: "A house divided against itself cannot stand".
Er, I do think that because we are encouraged to perform our opinions online, and because our news feeds are curated by algorithms telling us what we want to hear, then that contributes to the polarisation of opinions on both sides of the political spectrum.
Indeed, it may be possible through parsimony mapping and resulting polarisation of mutations on the phylo tree may be different than in our approach.
Prolonged exposure to a signal or signal combination tends to increase the response in terms of expression but has a negative effect on polarisation of the expression (Fig. 6 and data not shown).
