Sentence examples for diversification based on the from inspiring English sources

(e) Research on innovative uses of P. juliflora that are socially acceptable and suited to the Afar region and people, for example, on the possible use of P. juliflora pods as a source of human nutritious foods, medicinal uses and as the basis of livelihood diversification, based on the experience from other countries.  .

This level of variation represents many thousands of years of diversification, based on the dating of the X. fastidiosa subspp.

The correlation of the frequency of the LWS cone pigment across species to the proportion of long-wavelength reflectance from male color patterns supports the idea of visual system diversification based on the diverse male nuptial coloration.

The maximum-likelihood analyses of lineage diversification based on four candidate models identify the diversity-dependent linear model (DDL + E) as the best description of the estimated pattern of evolutionary diversification of Liolaemus (Table  1).

This global carotenoid biosynthesis network delineated entire biochemical space and pathways available for carotenoid diversification based on biochemical properties of the compounds.

"In a bull market, we don't tend to care that our portfolio investments seem to behave the same, but I believe this bear market has uncovered a long-term problem," said Jerry Verseput, a financial planner in El Dorado Hills, Calif., noting that technology and globalization have diluted the effectiveness of diversification based on company size and location.

If this hypothesized relationship exists, it will provide evidence for dietary ecomorphological diversification, based on modification of intestinal length, which is likely to be a significant driver of the phyletic and trophic radiation evident in Australia's freshwater terapontids.

For the first time in three years, Vivendi recently paid a dividend.Less happily, Mr Tchuruk is pursuing a controversial diversification based on selling Alcatel's civil satellite operations to Thales, a state-controlled defence-electronics firm, in exchange for a 30% stake in Thales.

We recommend upland agricultural intensification and diversification based on improved soil fertility through optimized organic and inorganic inputs and fire-less land management that encourages the re-establishment of nutrient stocks.

Although we only have a rudimentary understanding of how we are altering future evolutionary processes, we may still be able to make meaningful predictions about future diversification based on historical records.

As we wanted to investigate if certain furnariid clades are excessively species rich or species poor we also estimated a 95% confidence interval for the diversification rate based on the mean diversification rate for the entire ovenbird-woodcreeper family (stem group [ 42]).