Sentence examples for diversification knowledge from inspiring English sources
Crop diversification, knowledge based rural enterprise will enhance food security systems' viability among small farmers.We have done some studies where incorporation of aromatic plants and aromatic plants based agro-enterprises alongside food crops have helped livelihoods, economic gains and environment.
We find systematic variety in terms of how firms articulate their research activities, and positive correlation between firms' knowledge diversification and performance.
Arts and artistic research foster heterogeneous processes of diversification and pluralization within knowledge production and innovation.
Development of durable plant genetic resistance to pathogens through strategies of QTL pyramiding and diversification requires in depth knowledge of polygenic resistance within the available germplasm.
We suggest that rapid human-induced environmental change might promote genital diversification, but to our knowledge, this has never before been explored.
As a consequence, investigating their tempo and mode of diversification will provide key knowledge to understand not only the evolutionary history of Magnoliidae as a whole, but also that of these related groups [ 7] and of the environments they live in [ 8].
The present paper shows that though we observe a diversification of the sites of knowledge production, universities remain at the center of the system, while the growth of the other sectors (hospitals, industries and governments laboratories) is strongly linked to universities.
By contrast, our knowledge about the diversification of adult muscles, which takes place in a second round of muscle development during metamorphosis, is still much more limited.
Further analysis is expected to increase our knowledge of organism diversification through further chromosomal sequence analysis and reorganization.
Knowledge about the diversification processes of freshwater fish in central Mexico, including their origin as well as their evolutionary and biogeographical history, is still incomplete.
