To investigate the question, whether and - if so - which diversions from the MLC model have been previously observed, we compiled independent studies from various areas around the globe.
The word used is "détournement," which means diversion, deviation, turning away.
Near the river's delta, the released water is recaptured, with most of it used to control dust on Owens Lake, which the diversion had dried up, and the rest sent back into the aqueduct and on to Los Angeles.
As an additional robustness check we consider the full set of CVD indicators for which effort diversion might have occurred.
There are many different ways in which this diversion of wealth is accomplished.
Wards became dangerously overcrowded and increasingly hazardous for staff and patients, deterring EVD cases from being admitted to the Kenema ETU, creating a backlog of EVD-confirmed cases in peripheral holding units, which necessitated diversion of cases to the already over-crowded ETU run by Medicine Sans Frontieres in neighboring Kailahun District.
This emphasises the importance of a systemic approach which situates diversion and alternatives in the broader context of child protection reform: the context of children in street situations is such that often a social welfare / child protection response is often more appropriate than a criminal justice response.
But the rate at which the diversions may build land may not be enough for many areas, Tornqvist said.
Olivier Dubois, a bioenergy expert at the Food and Agriculture Organization in Rome, said it was hard to quantify the extent to which the diversions for biofuels had driven up food prices.
Emotion-oriented coping was positively related to Social diversion, which, when taken together with AQ, explained 20%% of Social diversion variance.
