In names transcribed from a foreign alphabet, such variations often pose a problem of identification.
Indeed, there was no difference between the gain in resistance against own and foreign phage isolates; variation in the response to selection mainly depended on the identity of the phage isolate, on which the evolved t1 bacteria were assayed.
This feature makes exports and, consequently, domestic GDP much more sensitive to variations to foreign demand and raises the importance of foreign shocks to the domestic business cycle.
(Some foreign operators offer creative variations on the theme, like cells from sharks and sheep).
By looking at periods when severe weather and dramatic shifts in commodity prices had big impacts on growth, Mr Brückner identified variations in foreign aid that were not driven by changes in income per person.
This is a daunting challenge, given that the smallest type families contain some 370 characters, and the largest run into the thousands by including obscure symbols and foreign characters with local variations for, say, the Cyrillic alphabet.
Pb contents have similar trends in Pakistani cigarette brands, but in the case of foreign brands there were variations in its concentration.
In some areas, it is estimated that about 10% of rural workers come from non-EU territories; that is 90,718 non-EU citizens in comparison to 1,037,116 Italians in 2008, though these figures are may not be reliable due to significant levels of non-formalised foreign workers, also with variations between regions and work sectors (Coldiretti 2011; Veneto Lavoro 2011).
Moreover, because of these variations, a foreign-born athlete is not necessarily considered foreigner in every country.
Campino (2010) demonstrates that country income-level variations do impact foreign direct investments of MNEs, and that in particular MNEs' foreign direct investments behave in a manner that is consistent with that expected of high income elasticity of demand producers (i.e., luxury goods producers).
