This has implications for the quality of care received by local consumers without the ability to pay for private services, and the potential divergence of health outcomes between private fee paying patients (foreign and local) and those that can't afford such services.
With respect to using the motivation-to-learn scale for comparative research on migrants versus non-migrants, potential divergence between the test language and the native language of the test-taker may bias comparability of item understandings within the participating countries (Hambleton 2005; Maehler et al. 2017).
The key point here is that there is a potential divergence between our view and that of consensus.
The paper discusses the technical issues that this matter involves, including consumer side collection of metering data, potential divergences between the two independently calculated bills, dispute resolution and non repudiable sharing of resource usage records.
The potential for divergence between separate models won't be erased, and so, no matter how accurate one model becomes relative to the preconceptions that birthed it, there will always remain the likelihood that it will clash with others.
However, fish PPAR-γ is not effectively activated by fatty acids or mammalian PPAR-γ specific agonists, suggesting the potential functional divergence between fish and mammal PPAR-γs [ 68, 69].
Furthermore, the level of potential divergence as a result of differential sorting between lineages increases with genetic variance.
The deeper you go into the show, the greater the divergence between ideas and images.
In addition, a brief search for the DST motif in the rice orthologues of these genes revealed that the DST motif was not present in these 3'UTRs, providing an example that indicates potential divergence in post-transcriptional regulation between Arabidopsis and rice.
Experimental work has also demonstrated the potential for evolutionary divergence between populations as plasticity in body sizes can stabilize over time under laboratory conditions [ 27, 28].
