Sentence examples for a range of diversified from inspiring English sources

The other half of fiscal 2007 sales came from a range of diversified industrial customers and aftermarket distributors including manufacturers of equipment used in construction, mining, oil and natural gas extraction, trucking and semiconductor machinery.

This method has proved reliable to assess virulence of a range of diversified isolates in a ring test across 12 European laboratories [ 55].

Interestingly, the majority of accessory genes of species L. monocytogenes were either scattered along the chromosomes (46%) or found inside hyper variable regions (20% when excluding MGE) and thus likely originated from a wide range of diversifying forces.

The historical record suggests that while skateboard deck designs diversified via a range of innovations during the second boom of the 1970s, later developments were probably more heavily conditioned by borrowing of older design elements.

The wave of new companies it produced has diversified into a range of sectors that will be with us for years: Cloud Computing, Online Entertainment, Niche Social Networks – you name it.

However, by 2003 genomic science had diversified with a range of different data types being collected across multiple species.

The Gerromorpha invaded water surfaces over 200 mya and diversified into a range of remarkable new forms within this new ecological habitat.

The suitability surfaces provide a regional indication of potential areas to expand or diversify into a range of cropping enterprises.

Of the traditional media companies that have committed to corporate venturing, there are two distinct strategies: those whose investing seems to be about replacing the historic classifieds section of newspapers and diversifying into a range of consumer-facing marketplaces, and those whose investing is concentrated on capturing an early glimpse (and early equity stake) in startups reshaping media.

We tested the role of resident diversity on adaptive radiations in experimental populations of the bacterium Pseudomonas fluorescens that readily diversify into a range of niche specialists when grown in a heterogeneous environment.

When propagated in spatially heterogeneous environments (a static glass microcosm containing nutrient-rich medium [22]), populations of the ancestral smooth (SM) P. fluorescens genotype rapidly diversify, generating a range of niche specialist genotypes by mutation that are maintained by negative frequency dependent selection [22].