Yet that old diverse spirit was easily identifiable at TMB's Cielo set.
They also have one thing in common: an affection for the older, architecturally diverse homes that distinguish New Brighton and its surrounding north shore communities from the newer construction common to Staten Island's south shore.
The present case series is drawn from an ongoing, open-label, single-site feasibility study of HIRREM for individuals age 11 or older with diverse neurological, cardiovascular, and psychophysiological conditions (ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT02709369).
Midterm elections bring an older, less diverse and generally more conservative electorate to the voting booth, while the electorate in presidential elections includes many more young people, women, and Black, Asian and Latino voters.
These analyses demonstrated racial/ethnic disparities in glycemic control at baseline among IDEATel participants, who were older, ethnically diverse, and living in underserved areas.
Data from genome resequencing further suggest that fungus lineages are older, more diverse and exhibit more heterogeneous and dynamic genomic architecture than previously documented (Rosenblum et al. 2013).
In addition, these cancers disproportionately affects older ethnoracially diverse men for whom accurate incidence data on specific negative health outcomes may not be available [ 24]; there are also no normative data for frequently used assessment scales [ 25].
Feminism is an old and diverse movement, which is why, thirteen years ago, the feeling of inter-generational community conjured by "Hot Topic" was so appealing.
The interviewees, arranged in order of age, are between 4 and 83 years old, from diverse backgrounds, and presented without last names.
After this period, the monsters generally looked more like the townspeople — they were male and female, young and old, ethnically diverse.
