Perhaps if Apple had a slightly more diverse workforce it would have realised that a period tracker would have made a good part of the health app, or that testing the iWatch on different skin colours before it launched might have been a good idea.
Industrial, but with a slightly more diverse economy than some of the cities affected in the recent actions, it makes cars, aircraft engines and other products as well as the metallurgy and chemical industries found right across eastern Ukraine.
When examining which top 10 apps benefitted the most in December from price drops, the majority on iPhone were in the games category, while iPad had a slightly more diverse mix which also included a couple of educational apps for kids, for instance.
You appointed a slightly more diverse school board to replace the old board which seemed to represent only business interests.
This model with the diametrically opposed RC and cell contact exhibited a slightly more diverse set of possible dynamic regimes (Fig. 3a).
Reconstruction of the ancestral genome suggests that the last common chlorovirus ancestor had a slightly more diverse protein repertoire than modern chloroviruses.
When we consider all contemporary accessions as a single gene pool (e. g. both fresh and processing markets), they represent a slightly more diverse population than the vintage tomatoes (He 0.12 vs 0.09, respectively) (Additional file 11: Figure S9).
In contrast, milk samples after day 72 of lactation had apparently a slightly more diverse miRNA population than serum despite the fact that milk and serum samples were collected from the same lactating female at day 118 and day 175 (Table 2).
The different algae species showed slightly diverse pesticide sensitivities, being Chlorella mirabilis the most sensitive one.
Compared to the above companies, Uber also has a (slightly) more racially diverse employee base, with 49.8percentt of employees identifying as white, 30.9percentt identifying as Asian, 8.8percentt black, 5.6percentt Hispanic, 4.3percentt identifying as "two or more races," and 0.6percentt identifying as "other".
