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The phrase "active diversification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business strategy, or ecology, where it refers to a proactive approach to spreading investments or resources across different areas to reduce risk or enhance growth.
Example: "The company's strategy of active diversification has allowed it to thrive in various markets, minimizing the impact of economic downturns in any single sector."
Alternatives: "proactive diversification" or "dynamic diversification".
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"It hasn't been an active diversification," said John Lipsky, first deputy managing director at the fund.
The dissimilarity between the pattern of evolution in preadapted signaling transduction machinery and active diversification of receptors provides clues on how key innovations in metazoan complexity could have evolved from pre-existing machineries.
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Nintendo's pro-active technology diversification displayed a company at the top of its game, as the industry as a whole becomes a mass-market phenomenon.
Active Ig gene diversification was monitored by ELISA of the RPMI media for the presence of IgG, a result of LPS induced class switch recombination, as described [40], [43] and by ChIPs to show AID association with the 17.2.25 locus (Figure 4B).
But sceptics see it as more akin to the stock picking of active managers than the diversification promised by index funds.
Our data demonstrate that Helitrons were active during the early diversification of Vespertilionidae.
It is tempting to speculate that, in both crustaceans and insects, a fraction of gene families are equally active in their evolutionary diversification.
The active gene acquisition and diversification of some Outbreak Lineage 1 strains during the period of investigation, as exemplified by gain of a predicted novel plasmid and the macrolide resistance (ermB) cassette in the AICU and PICU clusters, further supports our hypothesis that this lineage was particularly receptive to genetic material encoding additional phenotypes.
Although inactivation rates seem low at first blush (Table S3), they result in a significant loss of product yields as shown in Table 2 and, in the context of multiple mutations, likely influence TPS active site evolution during diversification and natural selection.
In terms of specific active sites, both domains showed diversification among plant species that could be related to a functional diversification among PSL genes.
How particular changes in functional morphology can repeatedly promote ecological diversification is an active area of evolutionary investigation.
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