Sentence examples for To further diversity from inspiring English sources

In this instance, the diverse networks of Walsh, Dungy and Bradway overlapped, leading to further diversity in the N.F.L.'s head coaching ranks.

The differences in donation channels due to the two different beliefs that lead to further diversity in the disclosure of donation information and in rewards, as well as the different impact of party organizations on ideal interests, also confirm that Chinese politics associated with "top design" still play a dominant role in civil actions and cannot be ignored.

Nor should we turn our heads from issues raised by the diversity we have achieved and the need to achieve further diversity.

RAG re-expression may have allowed new TCR chain recombination and editing [23], generating new chains that could readily associate with the available chain to promote further diversity.

The subsequent appearance of αβ TCRs gave rise to a further diversity of receptors, matched by the appearance of MHC class Ia molecules, with two levels of diversity: degenerate binding motifs, and heterogeneity in the population.

In [26], the authors examined DSSC and relay selection with the combination of signal space diversity to further improve diversity and error performance gains.

Homogeneity eventually becomes anonymity, but games like Firewatch will surely drive larger studios to take greater design risks, bringing further diversity to the medium.

Dr. Newman is also completing a plan to address how to further increase diversity, including a program in bioinformatics, which combines computer science and biology, and a master's program in business administration.

This divergent approach to the tetrahydroisoquinoline alkaloids offers an alternative strategy to further structural diversity in this family of natural products.

Denaturant Gradient Gel Electrophoresis (DGGE) was carried out to further analyze diversity of the amplified fragments of the 16S rDNA bacterial gene, and PCR products were placed under denaturing conditions as described in previous study (Zhao et al. 2012).

International designers are supported by cultural institutions from their own countries, be it the Portuguese Embassy UK or Lagos Fashion and Design Week, in order to further cultural diversity and collaboration in the often closed world of fashion.  .