If, however, the naturalisation decision also depends on unobservable characteristics, such as motivation, which are not correlated with observed characteristics, the naturalisation status can be different for individuals with the same observed but different unobserved characteristics.
The fitness expectations at a particular place can be different for individuals that belong to different categories of sex, age, phenotype, developmental conditions, etc. Accordingly, the costs and benefits of dispersal should also vary among individuals within a given population.
Hence, based on these results, and the results of our study, functional connectivity may be different for individuals from populations across the two landscape types.
Things may be different for individuals who are not re- contacted but contacted for the first time; individuals who have never participated in research before and may not know anything about genetic research.
One of the other limitations of this study is that patients had to be alive to be included; however, it is unlikely that coding would be different for individuals who are no longer alive.
Genome architecture may be different for individuals as a result of structural variation within a particular population [ 50- 54, 139], so particular individuals may be more susceptible than others to having either a genomic disorder or an offspring with one.
Musculoskeletal and psychiatric diseases are the most common medical diagnoses for being granted a disability pension in Norway [ 17], and the rehabilitation process could be different for individuals in these diagnostic categories.
