Sentence examples for affected by diversity from inspiring English sources

People in privately rented accommodations (the reference group) do not seem to be affected by diversity; this group of people is more likely to have lower moving costs.

People who have higher moving costs do seem to be negatively affected by diversity; this may suggest lack of (or slow) adaptation to a negative situation.

The ones mentioned above are all different aspects of people's lives that may be positively and negatively affected by diversity; all these aspects may contribute differently to people's overall well-being.

From the point of view of the majority, people who prefer – or are likely to benefit from – higher levels of diversity may be more likely to locate in more diverse areas, while those who dislike – or are likely to be negatively affected by – diversity may be more likely to locate in areas that are more homogeneous.

The enzymatic activity of FutA and FutB is also affected by diversity in the heptad-repeat region.

SOC mineralization was significantly directly affected by fungal diversity and indirectly affected by pH and bacterial diversity.

We find that individual functions and multifunctionality are more strongly affected by the diversity of heterotrophs promoting decomposition and nutrient cycling, and by plant functional-trait diversity and composition, than by tree species richness.

Whole building energy simulations for a real-world building, as well as virtual reference buildings demonstrate that the proposed framework could effectively quantify the HVAC system energy efficiency affected by occupancy diversity and the framework is generalizable to different building geometries, layouts, and occupancy diversities.

Our results demonstrate that in the long term plant diversity essentially drives the performance of soil biota questioning the paradigm that belowground communities are not affected by plant diversity and reinforcing the importance of biodiversity for ecosystem functioning.

aised in Southern Indiana, Mark Minton '67 couldn't predict how he would be affected by the diversity he encountered at Columbia.

Medieval British Latin was particularly distinctive because it was affected by the diversity of native spoken languages, including English, French, Irish, Norse, and Welsh.