Because of the wide range of environmental adaptations and recent migrations, human populations may have diversities in seasonal behaviors and mood more complex than common mammalian models.
For instance, rather than asking how diversity shapes the welfare state (and immigration policies), Meer turns the question around and asks how welfare states may have shaped diversity in society as well; the UK being a case in point where the colonial policies of the past had a key impact on immigration to the UK.
These boutique saunas may have added diversity to Helsinki's sauna scene, but look hard enough and there are still the authentic public saunas dotted around the city that have been keeping the tradition going for decades.
The appearance of various bacterial bands in association with VSL 3, as contrast to high fat diet alone, suggests VSL#3 may have increased diversity in the gut.
It is unclear at this point what may have driven diversity at the ipiO locus in these isolates.
Alterations in hemostasis per - and postoperatively may have a diversity of etiologies.
This may have created diversity of responses which were difficult to group together under specific themes.
A greater number of people in the reference group, including more bereaved former caregivers, may have added diversity to the opinions in the group, but may also have decreased the opportunity for all members to contribute.
Secondary gene flow between other SP populations, suggested by the reticulation of the phylogenetic network and the complex PCA structure, e.g. Montane SP from Southern Ecuador and Northern Peru may have enhanced diversity of the SLC.
In the case of maxadilan, the high level of polymorphisms elicits variant-specific antibodies with little cross-reactivity, and it has been suggested that sand flies may have evolved diversity in maxadilan as a strategy to evade the host immune response against this essential vasodilator peptide that facilitates blood feeding of L. longipalpis.
