Sentence examples for by the diversification from inspiring English sources
The ecology of the seas was changed by the diversification of marine fauna and by the adaptations of these new organisms.
So in our case the delocalization is realized by the diversification of the denoising schemes.
This is also reflected by the diversification of SAFs: Whereas at the start of the protests, only the regional conflict fields existed, later on the state, SAFs on regional and federal levels became relevant for several route conflicts.
There's every evidence that the markets were made more stable by the diversification.
The risk of humor is made even riskier by the diversification of audiences brought about by globalization.
This can be explained by the diversification history of spiny frogs: vicariance explains species formation among major lineages within Paini while dispersal plays an important role among Quasipaini [45].
By reconstructing the gain and loss of conserved motifs, and by tracking the diversification of Msx proteins over evolutionary time, we can more easily recognize those human variants that appear incongruous with evolutionarily conserved protein functions.
This is because the DE-SK is designed to enhance the search capability by improving the diversification using the DE's operators and the k-variable moves added to the DE can improve the intensification.
By the end of the 20th century, Central America's governments had attempted to revitalize the economy by fostering the diversification and expansion of nontraditional exports and free-trade zones, and assembly plants (maquiladoras) were established to encourage the expansion and decentralization of manufacturing.
By now, the diversification of China's foreign sources of oil and gas (and their transportation) has become a cardinal principle of its foreign ministry.
In this paper, we have clearly shown the different molecular properties of duplicated non-visual opsins by demonstrating the diversification of parapinopsin with respect to spectral sensitivity.
