Because regardless of religious background -- and regardless of whether they're politicians, evangelists or weapons dealers -- radicals inevitably share one common characteristic: They benefit from promoting conflict, differences and fear.
The royal honours system is designed to promote differences of status.
A central question for linguistic anthropology is whether differences in cultural and structural usage among diverse languages promote differences among human communities in how the world is understood.
The use of a mechanical restraint during heating promoted differences in the rate of mass loss; the rate of temperature increase within the hydrogel, in the presence and absence of restraint, is simulated and discussed.
Mean air temperature (20 cm above ground level) over each observation period was entered as a covariate to account for potential differences in microclimatic conditions between sites, which could promote differences in pollinator visitation rates, and might also influence how long it takes for achenes develop and flowering phenology.
Nevertheless, future research should establish that our effects promote differences in actual food intake.
However, this does not exclude that differential selection could promote differences in genotype proportions among ponds.
Although these sirtuins were more abundant in the NOD hyperglycemic mice, their activity was unchanged because of limiting levels of NAD+, which could promote differences in gene expression patterns [ 6].
These results support the previous observation that the characteristics of each strain promote differences in evasion of the host immune response that could be responsible for higher parasitic loads and, in consequence, more intense in situ inflammatory reactions, as has been suggested by Garzon and collaborators [ 33].
Thus, when tested during adolescence, this limited access model of ethanol consumption promotes sex differences in ethanol intake that are of functional relevance, and reminiscent of sex differences in human consumption during mid-to-late adolescence, with young men drinking more per occasion and more often than young women (McPherson, 2004).
