Sentence examples for comprehensive diversity of from inspiring English sources

Rosenzweig understands the task of system to entail grasping and articulating "the All the whole of what is in its identity and difference, that is, as both a single unity and as the most comprehensive diversity of particulars.

This indicated that the diversity level of the cultivated soybeans obtained in this study likely serves as a leverage for elucidation of the comprehensive diversity of the global cultivated soybeans.

Resolution of these possibilities awaits the much needed expansion of the Fragaria EST database to include a comprehensive diversity of tissue types, and representation of influence by a broad spectrum of environmental variables.

The pyrosequencing techniques is the effective molecular tool for describing comprehensive diversities of microflora and has been successfully applied in fresh meat products (Xiao et al. 2013; Zhao et al. 2015) and sausages (Połka et al. 2015; Rebecchi et al. 2015) to understand the changes in the microbial populations during production or storage.

Efforts are underway to also provide a comprehensive diversity analysis of a wide range of cotton material, because the results will further extend utility of the array, component SNPs, and associated genomics resources.

Frighteningly, even many companies with strong LGBT policies and benefits often exclude LGBTQ people as part of comprehensive diversity hiring and development strategy.

"To further support that effort, as part of a comprehensive diversity plan, we will also initiate a process to create a series of historical markers to recognize the history of African Americans, Native Americans and women on land that later became our campus".

Pandora has more gender diversity than many of its peers and is developing and executing a comprehensive diversity strategy to do even better.

Deep metagenomic analyses provide not only an understanding of microbial composition, but also comprehensive functional diversity of soil samples [ 1, 20].

West London free school founder and chair of governors Toby Young (pictured below) wrote in his Telegraph column last year that he wanted the school to be "a genuine comprehensive, reflecting the social diversity of the local area".

Multiple structural representations are needed for a comprehensive assessment of the diversity of compound libraries.