"Just because the nation's forefathers held certain views about God," she said, "does not mean that all of those views fit today's more diverse context".
The topic of menstruation has clearly made relative, serious headway in contemporary times, and the medical technology in pads, tampons, and contraceptives has also facilitated a more diverse context to frame such talks.
The reporting of racism varied by context and ethnic group and, consistent with the conflict (Blumer 1958) and constrict (Putnam 2007) hypotheses, Whites in more ethnically diverse contexts were more likely to report racism.
Further research should attend to understanding effects of media multitasking in more diverse instructional contexts and for varied academic tasks.
Distinguishing between relational and physical aggression has become a key feature of many developmental studies in North America and Western Europe, but very little information is available on relational and physical aggression in more diverse cultural contexts.
In Argentina and Bolivia, the "genuine challenge[s] to neoliberal rationality", to use Wendy Brown's words, confirm that the universe of resistance to globalisation is much bigger, and draws from more diverse social contexts, than most analysts suggest.
More challenging given the diverse contexts, they could define outcomes, such as response times, literacy rates or child mortality.
Here, using nuclear magnetic resonance R1ρ relaxation dispersion, we show that transient HG base pairs occur across more diverse sequence and positional contexts than previously anticipated.
Specifically, the CTL responses to viral epitopes measured ex vivo from vaccinated individuals were shown to be more diverse than in the context of natural immunization 7.
Indeed, the more microscopic biology gets, the more diverse it becomes.In that context, the discovery by Curtis Suttle of the University of British Columbia and his colleagues of a critter they propose to call Cafeteria roenbergensis virus, or CroV, should not be surprising.
