The phrase cultural diversity is used throughout this paper in reference to a heterogeneous group of people making a society.
In a reference to a group of Western and Arab countries that support the opposition, Mr. Moallem said, "They are the ones supporting terrorism in my country, in contradiction of all United Nations resolutions and all human and moral values".
Someone began calling the group "Los Porkys de Costa de Oro," in reference to a previous, unsolved case in which a group of wealthy adolescent men had killed a man in Xalapa, the capital of Veracruz State.
The perpetrators of the massacre were reported by at least one witness to have claimed to be acting for al-Qaida in Yemen, an apparent reference to a group that normally calls itself al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, but no link was confirmed, leaving open the possibility that it may have been a "lone wolf" attack.
* P value is calculated in reference to the no-erosion group; ** Defined as a broken cortex in at least 1 joint.
Because surviving adults are not necessarily healthy regarding morphological traits, we calculated relative normality values for adults in reference to the control Okinawa groups as an indication of the robustness of each feeding group.
The message was a play on words in reference to Spain's armed Basque group, Eta, and al-Qaida.
The New Yorker, June 14 , 1941P. 9 The mother of an eight-year-old girl was talking to her the other day about her schoolmates, and happened to make a commendatory reference to a small boy in the group.
The mother of an eight-year-old girl was talking to her the other day about her schoolmates, and happened to make a commendatory reference to a small boy in the group.
Even then, in livestock species, reducing the reference population to a group of animals that have high genomic relationships with the target individuals might be a better strategy than using pre-constructed haplotypes, and is an approach that warrants further investigation.
