Sentence examples for connected diversity from inspiring English sources

In her initial proposal to Major League Baseball, Bachman connected diversity and inclusion as a natural business decision.

Among 34 key concepts about cell diversity and similarity, 62% connected similarity (unity) to common origin and diversity to evolutionary processes; all the other key concepts connected diversity to different needs and functions of the cells.

Among the elder middle school students, 80% wrote about intra- and/or inter-specific diversity in connection with evolutionary processes; the remaining 20% connected diversity with other causes (e.g., sexual reproduction).

This approach, which we call the learning-and-effectiveness paradigm, incorporates aspects of the first two paradigms but goes beyond them by concretely connecting diversity to approaches to work.

By connecting diversity to the primary process, in this case student achievement, we sought to overcome this experienced lack of urgency.

Although local actors reported high levels of awareness and collaboration around community health improvement, we found lower levels of capacity for connecting diversity, identifying barriers, and using resources in new ways to improve community health.

Therefore, we set out to attribute an immunological meaning to diversity profile intersection by connecting diversity profiles directly to the underlying immune repertoire (Fig.  2).

Tools for dissecting the operation of neuronal circuitry in this organism are also well developed (Leifer et al. 2011; Shipley et al. 2014), thus providing the ideal platform for connecting diversity at the genetic and neuronal circuit level to variation in behavior.

As in other archipelagos cyclically isolated and connected, cryptic diversity might be higher than currently appreciated [ 19, 20].

Working within these complex international fora, O'Donnell herself pushes for "connecting biological diversity with cultural diversity" and encouraging these organizations to value cultural landscapes.

Overall these results highlight the considerable diversity present in our germplasm, along with the ability of STRUCTURE analysis to better connect genomic diversity with its corresponding phenotypic outcomes, such as geographic distribution and botanical varieties.