Information sharing creates capital between families and widens individual CoC-HP membership.
Larger individuals leave more offspring compared to smaller individuals, and this difference widens as individuals reproduce repeatedly.
Mr Scalia wrote the famous (and to many, infamous) opinion in District of Columbia v Heller that considerably widened the individual right to own a gun in America.
Because the experience of positive emotions in daily life, tends to widen the individual's array of behavioral responses and increase their openness to new information, we examine how emotions relate to activation levels.
In addition, socio-economic inequalities may even widen as individuals with lower socio-economic status (SES) and ethnic minorities, who often have a low SES, are not reached for these lifestyle interventions and show low participation rates (El Fakiri, Hoes, Uitewaal, Frenken, & Bruijnzeels, 2008; Magnee et al., 2013).
The increased variance, thus, was not simply explained by a widening of individual distributions but was associated with independent relative changes in the average log expression levels of 3 large families of gene expression.
A third aspect of evaluation to improve accountability is raised by Thompson (59), who advocates widening the evaluation of individual faculty members to encompass assessment of the collective performance of the staff in a nursing education institution.
The test of a progressive policy is not private but public, not just rising income and consumption for individuals, but widening the opportunities and what Amartya Sen calls the "capabilities" of all through collective action.
Other studies have also indicated marked sex differences in functional disability among very old individuals and widening sex gap with increasing age [ 47].
