Sentence examples for diversification in both from inspiring English sources

During my 40-plus years in the market, I followed the principles of consistent investment and diversification in both up and down markets.

Library WySH2B was constructed to assess the necessity for diversification in both the H3 and L3.

Phylogenetic analyses of complete cytochrome b sequences revealed that African and Asiatic wild asses shared a common ancestor approximately 2.3 Mya and that diversification in both groups occurred much latter, probably driven by climatic events during the Pleistocene.

Although spatial heterogeneity was crucial for the diversification in both studies, there is an important difference between the two.

Furthermore, the silkworm MITEs show huge diversification in both TSD composition and full length sequence (Table 1).

The NCS family includes members with very different evolutionary rates, which provide insights into their diversification in both structure and function.

In addition the families Polythoridae and Calopterygidae both show dramatic bright and sexually dimorphic colouration and are associated with a robust diversification upshift in both trees.

Therefore, studies of diversification dynamics in both lineages and phenotypes in continental radiations remain both a critical empirical and conceptual need and a promising research venue.

Comparing the two continuous phylogeographic models with identical models except for an age constraint of 100 years for the root height (i.e. simulating a recent introduction with subsequent diversification) yielded in both cases decisive support for the unconstraint model (log Bayes factors for both COI and ZF > 100).

This involves the stepwise acquisition of cell diversification programs in both cell types, each of which leads to the generation of distinct subtypes, the subsequent matching of each motor pool with its cognate target muscle through topographical arrangement of their axonal projections, and finally a process that allows numerical matching of MN pool size to the size of the target muscle [ 1, 2].

From the overview presented in the Introduction, it is clear that flowers may influence diversification in several ways, involving both adaptive (trait transitions, reduced extinction rates, adaptive/ecological speciation) and non-adaptive processes (e.g. non-adaptive speciation).