Actively working to normalise the appalling situations experienced by these populations – for example, by ensuring schooling for children and enabling work for adults – is a good strategy to promoting mental health.
"It's known as the flushing mutation" says Patel. "It's particularly common among Southeast Asian populations – for example, up to 70% of the Taiwanese population have it".
For most populations, for example, it is not known how many people are vegetarians or how many are extraverts or introverts.
In honeybee populations, for example, the female workers build the hive, care for the young, and gather food, but they are sterile; queen bees alone produce progeny.
In some populations (for example, immunoglobulin A nephropathy and ANCA vasculitis), renal biopsy allows disease classification that may predict CKD progression and response to therapy.
We do not at this time know how the late life morbidity patterns referred to in the "Application" section change over time or vary between populations, for example.
In the case of evolutionary algorithms, the concept of a local optimum is not easy to define, but it is known that GA populations, for example, commonly converge to fixed points or 'attractors'attractors
We can measure different mammalian populations, for example, and see how close different populations are genetically.
It could provide a home for the declining bee populations, for example, or house birds for whom there is no space in the city.
More research is required to answer this question, in addition to other intriguing questions regarding the practical applications of these findings, and the implications for particular populations, for example people suffering from depression or people prone to negative thought patterns.
Genes with unusually strong differentiation between populations, for example, Phr1 for grain discoloration in rice [2], are often suggested to be under population-specific selection [18].
