A development pathway involving substantial diversification into non-energy sectors, such as financial services, medical services, tourism, education, renewable energy and energy efficiency.
At a more local level, the substantial diversification of the Cul4 sequences in some fungi, especially the saccharomycotina, may also be an indication of them having acquired peculiar functional features.
The Australia papaya market was estimated to be four times larger than that of New Zealand and provided a market basis for developing a substantial export diversification industry.
It should be noted that this was an extremely difficult and, often, unsuccessful exercise; the reason was that the spacer regions have undergone a substantial sequence diversification throughout evolution.
In our view, the three bird species likely acquired their distinct parasites from a common ancestor, and later on such parasites went through substantial diversification in blackcaps, dramatically more than in garden warblers or in African hill babblers.
Because of the lack of liquidity in this market, the complexity of analyzing issues and the need for substantial diversification, the best way for most investors is via a junk bond fund (Forbes, Apr. 30).
This observation, combined with the unambiguous evidence for mosaic genomes, provides a truly novel insight into how parasites can coevolve with their hosts, enabling substantial diversification while retaining potential for further release of novelty by occasional inter-race mating and recombination.
The Asian species in the B. tabaci species complex went through substantial diversification ~30 mya.
During the middle Miocene to late Pliocene, Nesticella underwent substantial diversification.
The large number of AGO genes suggests that the smRNA regulatory pathways in plants has undergone substantial diversification and evolution.
