More cosmopolitan individuals are more likely to support bailing out Germany's southern neighbors.
> -wrap-foot> Individuals from population isolates tend to carry longer runs of homozygosity (ROHs) compared with more cosmopolitan individuals (14).
Overall, we find a similar total number of HLOF variants as a study of consanguineous individuals (7), but many fewer than a large study of cosmopolitan individuals (2).
Previous efforts have been made to catalogue HLOF variants in human populations (2, 7), identifying a total of 253 and 169 homozygous loss of function genes within cosmopolitan individuals and individuals with consanguineous parents, respectively.
In addition, group B is cosmopolitan, with individuals from almost every geographic location belonging to this group.
These studies will examine national and transnational factors that influence the likelihood of the rise and spread of cosmopolitan, multicultural, and individual empowerment frames.
Isabelle Guichot, chief executive of the brand, said it was proud to welcome Wang, and praised his "proven talent, modernity and individual and cosmopolitan vision of design".
Isabelle Guichot, president and chief executive of Balenciaga, lauded Mr. Wang's "modernity and his individual and cosmopolitan vision of design".
People who embrace this cosmopolitan outlook assume that individuals can and should be at home anywhere in the world, that they need not be tied to any particular place.
The crucial normative ideal underpinning this model is liberal and cosmopolitan in orientation: all individuals deserve an equal chance to participate in the rule-making that governs their lives.
He was a highly individual musician, a cosmopolitan representative of Yoruba culture and a full-tilt entertainer.
