It's our local version of globalization, and it threatens cultural diversity upon which the human spirit depends.
This principle of hierarchy in gene number, diversity, and phenotypic effect is the foundation upon which the theory and methodology for detecting genetic networks underlying complex phenotypes can be developed.
Although we had diversity data available for 676 LGAs, the 2011 Australian Standard Geographical Classification ASGCC, ABS 2011b) digital boundaries allow for only 560 LGAs upon which the maps reported in Fig. 1 are based.
This digitally packaged instrument (DPI) framework will expand upon the ideas introduced in this paper by defining a platform upon which a greater diversity of instruments can be constructed in addition to implementing a more general class of software instrument "engines" for presenting instruments and collecting data from participants.
First, we evaluated whether renal status influenced α-diversity, which is the diversity within a sample.
"A return to the kind of system that discriminates based on an individual's place of birth goes against the diversity upon which this country was built and has worked so hard to preserve," Kim asserts.
This information is important to ensure that the virus diversity upon which vaccines are designed matches the circulating viral population.
The result comes in the form of a so-called granular fuzzy model, which directly reflects upon and quantifies the diversity of the available sources of knowledge (local models) involved in knowledge management.
Alternatively, if it is driven by selection on factors such as migration distance, we would predict that translocations would serve to increase genetic diversity upon which natural selection would continue to act within the interior river basin.
However, if quantitative biomass and diversity data are required this technique will be biased towards larger, vagile and more or less pigmented organisms (depending upon which contrasts with the substrate).
