Efforts to focus on unculturable microbes resulted in development of various "universal" primers that targeted ribosomal genes of diverse microbial taxa [50], [51], [52].
The central purpose of the theory of Cultural Care Diversity and Universality is to "discover and explain diverse and universal culturally based care factors influencing the health, well-being, illness, or death of individuals or groups.
"We have the luck, we women and men of the beginning of the 21st century to be able to reach an extremely diverse, rich, universal culture," Mr. Aillagon said.
The more diverse, more universal and more progressive inclination that Canada brings to these politics must be seen as a welcome one for Mexico, despite the risks involved and the inevitable drawbacks.
This is a story of pursuing excellence through hard work and determination, it's the preservation of a diverse, yet universal language, and it's the celebration of the freedom of self-expression.
Small peptides are difficult to detect and characterize using standard biochemical techniques; however, they can have diverse and universal roles in cell physiology.
Dubbed aquaporins, they are diverse yet universal and found in all living kingdoms.
In summary, we identified diverse plant universal stress proteins and transcripts responsive to drought including those that contain microsatellite markers that may regulate their function.
The overall objective of the investigation was to identify diverse plant universal stress proteins and Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs) responsive to water-deficit stress.
By the 1990s the national and international education and early childhood education literature was more loudly acknowledging diverse rather than universal viewpoints and taking an increasingly sociocultural and post-structural view of learning, childhood and curriculum….the ideas in Te Whariki came primarily from local and cultural voices.
