It also is carefully designed to be relevant across cultures as well as age groups and genders, making it highly appropriate for heterogeneous populations.
22.
According to DeLanda, following Deleuze's ideas of difference and repetition ( what DeLanda calls " variable repetition " ), assemblages necessarily exist in heterogeneous populations.
23.
In other areas, a heterogeneous population remained, consisting of Pomeranians as well as stranded refugees from areas further east and evacuees from the industrial centers.
24.
In the 19th century Novi Sad became a center of Serbian literary culture, though the city had a heterogeneous population of Serbs, Hungarians, Germans and Jews.
25.
Russians have retained some government posts in Kazakstan, which shares a huge border with Russia and where ethnic Kazaks form less than half the heterogeneous population.
26.
Zhang C, Lam T . T, Tso MOM . Heterogeneous populations of microglia / macrophages in the retina and their activation after retinal ischemia and reperfusion injury.
27.
He describes frozen plasticity as being more general, and maintains that it better explains the origin of adaptive traits in genetically heterogeneous populations of sexual reproducing organisms.
28.
The only way to unite the country and foment solidarity among a heterogeneous population was through emphasizing their common bond, which was their self-identification as a citizen of Vietnam.
29.
The heterogeneous population in Russia created special problems for the government, and it provided opportunities for those opposing the state and seeking support among the discontented, as yet unassimilated natives.
30.
At this stage, it is crucial to have a method to track each gene products to the encoding gene as they become free floating in a heterogeneous population of molecules.
