Sentence examples for diversification of perspectives from inspiring English sources

Two principal means for improving research are presented: intensifying collaboration between PhD's and clinicians, and encouraging the diversification of perspectives brought to bear on research in medical education.

The diversification of perspectives from diverse actors through the sustainability assessment phase allowed avoiding the natural bias of representation (male, elite) within the WHC and led WHC membership to be more representative of all segments of the neighborhood (i.e., class, ethnicity, education level, gender, and political affiliation).

While the majority of what you see at major opera houses today will still be old hat, the digital revolution has paved the way for new voices and a diversification of social perspectives to make their way into the field.

There exist several accounts of the historical development and diversification of the gene concept, written from the perspective of a history of ideas (Dunn 1965; Stubbe 1965; Carlson 1966, 2004; Schwartz 2008).

Taking a page from an old cookbook, though likely at the risk of clumsily perpetuating the same dichotomous sins, let us initially address the molecular diversification of life from an information, or "genetics," perspective.

This work provides an interesting perspective on the evolution and diversification of the classII helical cytokines and their receptors during the radiation of the osteichtians.

A valuable clue to understanding the diversification of animal structure comes from a comparative morphological perspective showing that new morphology rarely arises from de novo body parts, but rather emerges from preexisting parts with lineage-specific modifications [ 8- 12].

The diversity of theropod dinosaurs, some with feathers, has greatly expanded our perspective of the evolution and early diversification of birds.

Moreover, we provide the first direct evolutionary link between LRR proteins and FGFRs, thus offering a novel molecular perspective for the evolutionary origins and diversification of FGFRs and LRR tyrosine kinase receptors.

The relationship between these distinct pathways of functional diversification of paralogous TF genes is of fundamental interest from the perspective of understanding evolution of gene families, but has not been investigated previously.

The study of this developmental gene from an evolutionary perspective could provide valuable insights on the adaptive diversification of morphological phenotypes in vertebrates.