Take your pick: we need more traction, we need hockey-stick growth, we need more revenue, we need more buzz, we argue about management issues, we have diverging interests.
Coming to long-run equilibrium relationship,18 we find the presence in a few cases,19 while absence in remaining cases.20 On the contrary, we have diverging experience in the context of short-run Granger causality between innovation and per capita economic growth.
But while our two countries gave women the right to vote at approximately the same moment nearly 90 years ago, since then we've diverged wildly on women's representation in government.
"There were points where we could have diverged, and had a splitting of ways," said Caroline Tarry Shipley, the only member of a school board to serve on the commission.
Meanwhile, these artificial communities we investigated have diverged greatly from the natural communities at both the city and the geographic scale.
These we consider to have diverged beyond recognition at the sequence level whilst having retained a HEAT/ARM repeat structure.
Second, the CTC-chip platforms we evaluated may have diverged from the original platform in terms of materials used to construct the chips as well as the layout and architecture of the microposts and the rate of flow across the chip, possibly resulting in less efficient capture.
We compared the gene expression of the bowhead whale to shorter-lived mammals, including the minke whale which we estimate to have diverged from a common ancestor approximately 13-27 million years ago (Mya).
"It tells us that most of the branches that we see had to have diverged from each other before 80 million years ago," Irmis said.
We found that modules have diverged proportionally to phylogenetic distance, with prominent changes in gene regulation accompanying changes in lifestyle and ploidy, especially in carbon metabolism.
