Paradoxically, by reducing choice you could stimulate more diversity.
It needed to reflect and stimulate the diversity of the UK, should cover a range of subjects, including science and international affairs, and was required to make shows of a "consistently innovative and risk-taking character".
The inherent difficulties in studying a complex, low base rate behavior with negative connotations have stimulated methodological diversity.
Organic matter inputs through organic amendment, in addition to supplying nutrients, improve soil aggregation, and stimulate microbial diversity and activity (Shiralipour et al. 1992; Carpenter-Boggs et al. 2000).
This phenomenon in the distance is the work of Yvette Mattern, a Puerto Rican-born, New-York-based artist who is taking the Global Rainbow around the world, aiming to stimulate social diversity by using it as an icon of hope.
To optimize biodiversity values, urban water management should aim at lowering nutrient levels, stimulating vegetation (diversity of habitat structure) and increasing transparency, which are key factors for macroinvertebrate diversity.
Purposes included supporting UK origination, stimulating learning and encouraging diversity and understanding of the world, whilst characteristics included innovation, challenge, high quality and engagement.
The antibody Fc domain engages the small family of Fc receptors, expressed on cells of the immune system and beyond, to stimulate a rich diversity of positive and negative cell-mediated effector functions.
Their investigations highlighted the plasticity of serially expanded MFCs, demonstrating that dedifferentiated cells from both inner and outer regions of the bovine meniscus could be stimulated toward a diversity of mesenchymal lineages including fibrocartilage, adipose tissue and bone [ 36].
