Sentence examples for continuously diversified from inspiring English sources

The mutability of each viral genome means that RNA virus populations exist as dynamic mutant networks in which sequences are continuously diversified and regenerated by mutation of related sequences, often known as a quasispecies [ 13].

Is there an intermediate case, a possible evolutionary stepping-stone, in which a single function is continuously diversified in the population without the formation of a wholly different state?

The four tribes not only dispersed to the Mediterranean, West Asia, the Caucasus, northwestern Russia, Central Asia, East Asia, and North America, but also continuously diversified in Africa in situ until middle Miocene ca. 12 Ma, which is fundamentally due to the diversification of the three tribes Crotalarieae, Podalyrieae, and Genisteae in that continent.

In a continuously diversifying hardware landscape it becomes increasingly difficult for scientists to be experts both in their own domain (physics/chemistry/biology) and specialists in the low level parallelisation and optimisation of their codes.

To start again from this exploration and imagine a new form of urbanity means to become aware that we are dealing not with a white board on which to let forms settle but, if anything, with a highly diversified space, continuously in motion, with various layers and levels, in which 'wiring' propels energies and forces that are not seen but work uninterruptedly to produce incessant change.

Yet, despite a comparably low output, one key to Extreme's astonishing success has been continuously creating and diversifying their library.

Given continuously increasing global energy needs, diversified efforts have been made to find and exploit new natural gas resources.

Rice consumption has been continuously decreasing as the eating habits of Koreans have become westernized and diversified.

It is similarly diversified.

Walsh and Ranogajec diversified.

In Africa, primates diversified.