Sentence examples for diversification from the from inspiring English sources

Regarding air traffic, diversification from the traditional mainstay of flights from London's airports is a new priority.

The setbacks amount to the most serious threats to Mr. Berlusconi's power since he embarked on a rapid diversification from the construction business to media a decade ago, analysts said.

Perhaps the events of last year will catapult Tunisia toward a long overdue diversification, from the unreconstructed beachside tourism of the past to something more sustainable.

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Further, when the fittest sequence was also the founder sequence, selection also lowered dS, as selection then limited diversification from the founder sequence.

Some species in the fabae or gossypii group (arrowed in Figure 1) might have undergone rapid diversification from the most recent common ancestor (MRCA) based on the small number of nucleotide substitutions differentiating species and the short branch lengths between the MRCA and the branch tips [29].

Diversification from this point forward to the present could be seen as existing on a population-level scale, as genetic differentiation between populations not sufficiently diverged to be distinguished as species.

The four main ideas, according to Fred Moavenzadeh, the MIT professor running the Masdar Institute of Technology, were the diversification from oil and gas, concern about climate change, the importance of good education for his people, and equal rights for women.

Our novel approach of using biomes to assess diversification rates also confirms the gradient of diversification rates from the tropics to temperate regions.

Another aim is diversification away from the reliance on oil and gas sales, particularly since Oman's resources are dwindling compared with those of its neighbors.

These foreign bond funds offer respectable yields and diversification away from the dollar.