Sentence examples for diverse mixtures from inspiring English sources

One alternative involves the use of highly diverse mixtures of species, with the North American tallgrass prairie as a specific example.

If the local plant species pool is poor, sowings of diverse mixtures from regional seed collections can be recommended.

The samples of the Dhofar 489 group are crystalline matrix anorthositic breccias composed of diverse mixtures of lithic or glassy clasts including impact-melt breccias and granulitic breccias (Takeda et al. 2006, 2007, 2008; Treiman et al. 2010).

This analysis seeks to explore the role and value of diverse mixtures to New Zealand dairy farms, through integrating the results of recent experimental research involving diverse sward mixtures with an existing whole-farm model.

We hypothesized that more diverse mixtures would 1) store more carbon in above and belowground biomass and 2) emit less CH4 due to increased root surface area and aeration.

Results obtained in this work show that Spanish-style green Manzanilla cv. can be fermented in diverse mixtures of chloride salts, albeit the initial CaCl2 should be limited to 20 30 g/L to prevent excessive Enterobacteriaceae growth; combining it with a similar proportion of KCl may also improve LAB predominance.

Considering that the dysbiotic microbiota associated with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is frequently accompanied by significantly decreased diversity, the use of a functionally diverse mixture like the 17 strains of Clostridia described here may be reasonable for clinical applications to correct dysbiosis.

Matt: There was a fairly diverse mixture of people attending the One KX centre, with around 20% female attendance.

The opposition, which includes a diverse mixture from moralists to budget experts to policy wonks, is strong and persuasive.

In particular, I was disappointed that all of the competitors were portrayed as being borderline-autistic, when in reality there is a much more diverse mixture of individuals.

Columbia University has erected a fourteen-story tower for scientific research which will be occupied by a diverse mixture of chemists, physicists, biologists, neuroscientists, and engineers.