You write "A common concern of RIL populations is that they only sample two alleles per locus and thus might be limited in their genetic variation relative to species-wide diversity (Kim et al., 2007; Nordborg and Weigel, 2008)." This may or may not be common concern, but it is not the chief one, in our opinion, and it is also not the point made in the papers cited.
The training also identifies protective factors and addresses common concerns of at-risk populations, including concerns previously identified in the literature about comfort and choking (Colson et al., 2006 2009; Robida & Moon, 2012).
We have therefore highlighted our qualitative findings for this sub-population, pointing to the common concerns of HIV-positive pregnant women across the diverse institutional and country settings.
However, CTA uses a potentially nephrotoxic contrast agent which thus imposes the risk of renal failure and is contraindicated in patients with renal insufficiency, a common concern in the diabetic population [ 5].
In the CBD preambles, resources are deemed to be the "common concern" instead of the "common heritage" of humankind.
Although fertility is a common concern for young adult survivors (YAS) of malignancy and the clinicians caring for them, there are relatively few population-based studies addressing this issue in the literature.
The low price of water creates a common concern among would-be water investors.
One of the common concerns in quality assurance of raw milk is the use of antimicrobial agents for reducing the microbial population.
That's a common concern among retirees.
It follows that a common concern is loss of genetic diversity in cultured offspring relative to the wild population (Taniguchi 2003), which can reduce the adaptive potential of a mixed hatchery and wild population over subsequent generations.
The method allows a quantitative evaluation of the opinion of individuals about topics of common concern.
