The growth curves of uninfected infants and those postpartum infected diverged around 14 weeks and continued to remain divergent throughout the subsequent follow-up period.
A spokeswoman for Mr. Barroso, Pia Ahrenkilde Hansen, acknowledged "the sense of urgency expressed by Paris and Berlin" but she underlined that there remained "divergent positions" among member countries on issues like how to regulate short-selling.
Pia Ahrenkilde Hansen, a spokeswoman for Mr. Barroso, acknowledged "the sense of urgency expressed by Paris and Berlin," but she underlined that there remained "divergent positions" among member countries on issues like how to regulate short-selling.
Many a great comedy routine has been made at the interface of those two cultures, but they remained divergent.
The equivalent specialists among microcosms remain divergent at the genetic level since there is no additional fitness benefit to fixing additional mutations having the same consequences, as they are already ecologically equivalent [42].
However, there remain divergent views regarding the risks and benefits of treating anaemia in patients with cardiovascular disease.
By this criterion, two pairs of the four chains appeared to mutually converge (with bpcomp showing a maxdiff of 0 with a burn-in of greater than 3300), but both chains in each pair remained divergent (maxdiff = 1) with the other two chains in the remaining pair.
Post hoc survey adjustments (such as weighting or multiple imputation) based solely on demographic and socioeconomic characteristics are often insufficient to account for health-related differences between respondents and nonrespondents (49, 50) and may generate results that remain divergent from population-representative health outcomes.
Remaining highly divergent and unalignable sequence stretches in some of these predictions were removed.
Interestingly, contemporary isolates yielded the remaining four divergent profiles (CYXXI-008, -033, -048, and -091).
