Sentence examples for clear diversification from inspiring English sources

Phylogenetic analysis of HA revealed a clear diversification of seasonal from vaccine strain lineages.

Our approach focusing on the sex-specific effects pattern was also justified by the clear diversification between genders in the distribution of many confounding factors included in the analyses.

The phylogenic trees derived from the known or inferred AA sequences revealed the clear diversification of deuterostomic IRK from protostomic IRK, and the tunicate IRKs were possibly representatives of ancestor forms of three major groups of IRKs in the vertebrate.

The phylogenic trees of amino acid sequences revealed a clear diversification of deuterostomic IRKs from protostomic IRKs and suggested that the tunicate IRKs are possibly representatives of the descendants of ancestor forms of three major groups of IRKs in the vertebrate.

However, AUTOMAT unit seems to provide a clearer diversification of catalysts with different accessibility.

Shell diversification is considerable, and although differences may be present in a large number of conchological characters (e.g., spire shape, riblet density, and the form and position of apertural folds and lamellae), the largest and clearest diversification is in the external shape of the cervix, the last half whorl of the shell.

With another debt ceiling battle likely early next year, the message for investors is clear: bond diversification isn't just a good idea, it's necessary.

In particular, cell-defining ribosomes evolved from the start as ribonucleoprotein ensembles [ 18] but emerged before the loss of the first protein fold in a superkingdom 2.6 billion years (giga-annum; Ga) ago, a first indication of clear organism diversification [ 19, 20].

It is also clear that geographic diversification across census divisions was an inadequate and perhaps misleading approach to understanding the underlying sources of variability in home price fluctuations.

This higher market value with increased aridity is a clear opportunity for diversification of income associated with the drylands' biodiversity.

We also see a clear increase and diversification of African emigration to non-European destinations, and particularly towards Saudi Arabia, Australia, USA and Canada.