Sentence examples for diversification of nuclear from inspiring English sources

The current pressure for the diversification of nuclear fuel for VVER reactors in the EU is traceable to the proposed European Energy Security Strategy of May 2014, and to the recent Euratom call for the licensing of non-Russian fuel for VVER reactors won by a Westinghouse-led group in June 2015.

This is because of the widespread genotype sharing of mitochondrial genes and lack of diversification in nuclear genes between these species.

These data highlight the diversification of binding motifs for the nuclear hormone receptor and C2H2 zinc finger families and reveal unexpected diversity of motifs for T-box and DM families.

Additional analyses involved a segment (778 aligned nucleotide sites) of the more rapidly evolving mitochondrial NADH dehydrogenase subunit 5 (ND5) gene to independently test the results of nuclear rRNA analyses and further analyze molecular diversification patterns.

Our results demonstrate functional diversification among CRWN paralogs; CRWN1 plays the predominant role in control of nuclear size and shape followed by CRWN4.

Further study using a wider variety of nuclear markers may clarify this significant event in bamboo diversification.

The need for more energy in a worldwide scope, as well as the necessity to reduce emission, diversification of energy sources and to preserve the environment equilibrium has renewed the expectations of nuclear energy.

Redundancy and diversification exists among the four CRWN paralogs, which belong to a plant-specific family of nuclear coiled-coil proteins that forms two clades: one including CRWN1, CRWN2 and CRWN3 and the other containing CRWN4.

"Although the financial costs of nuclear power seem high, this power station will provide and modernise the diversification we so badly need in ensuring the UK's lights stay on".

We generate sequences of three mitochondrial genes to complete an existing dataset of nuclear sequences and document cytonuclear discordance at a node, which shows a drastic increase of diversification rate.

Finally, the widely proposed dimensions of energy security for undisturbed electricity supply – diversification and redundancy – are incorporated with nuclear vulnerability to design the more secured power system taking into account the risk of nuclear energy utilization.