These regions, called introns, mutate readily without harming the parasite; as a result, they accumulate differences that can be used to assess genetic diversity.
As evidenced by the tremendous range of scholarly articles included in this special issue, it is readily apparent that harm reduction is more than a theory, treatment approach, or policy.
This free software is funded through excessive charges imposed on companies that need to pay to be found through search; consumers cannot readily observe the harm that comes from these excessive charges because the complex mechanisms by which these charges are passed along to consumers are not directly observable.
If found to be both efficacious and cost-effective, vitamin D infant supplementation would provide a readily available, low harm intervention that would optimise infant immune health in the first year of life and significantly reduce the population burden of allergic disease.
Storage problems due to overcrowding in the households make the substance readily available to cause harm to children.
More enlightened solutions to dealing with club drug harms are readily available, and have the potential to reverse the trend of increasing club drug deaths in the UK, if adopted more widely.
Global health action has readily operated within a harm-reduction paradigm that is necessary but not sufficient to foster human wellbeing.
The divorce process is often a highly emotional time and social media outlets readily provide evidence that can harm one or both parties, both during and after a divorce settlement.
"The editors of EHP strongly support the unrestricted communication of research findings, but the journal also has a responsibility not to publish work that could be readily used to cause public harm," explains EHP science editor Jane Schroeder.
The more numerous, consistent, and coherent the findings of benefit or harm, the more readily they were accepted and acted upon even in the absence of comprehensive mechanistic explanations.
