Why is salmonella infection more dangerous for some populations than others?
"That's important, because for some populations, abstinence is the only acceptable message".
Virtual schools have been useful for some populations of students, including those who have had a hard time in traditional public schools, though they have become controversial.
For some populations, including veterans, who often see a stigma in therapy, it can prevent them from seeking treatment in the first place.
However, we observed occasional differences among ancestry groups that will merit attention to separate technical noise (sequencing, alignment, limited data for some populations) from biologically relevant differences.
Higher wildfire frequency predicted by climate change scenarios in the Mediterranean is also likely to increase the risk of extinction for some populations.
While the flowers can produce dry fruits, prolific bulblets readily break off from the root system and are the primary means reproduction for some populations.
For some populations, data for the older age groups are incomplete or inaccurate or there are few people in the older age categories.
Progeny are vigorous, phenotypically normal and fertile and showed lower segregation distortion16,17 than has been observed for some populations derived from A. hypogaea intraspecific crosses18,19,20,21.
Providing access to greenspace with particular attributes such as greenspaces with water, canopy cover, or connected greenspaces could support a healthy weight status for some populations, but these attributes are not consistent across age and gender groups.
The total area of these habitats is about 13,000 square km (5,000 square miles), and in recent times periodic mass flowering and die-offs of bamboo have brought starvation for some populations.
