Sentence examples for diversification over from inspiring English sources

A. ING has benefited from global diversification as well as diversification over four product segments.

Despite Elmhurst's ethnic diversification over the decades, Mr. Ng said he had never encountered prejudice.

Researchers explore this question by looking at CEOs' decisions about corporate diversification over the last three decades.

These microbial partners can also drive ecologically important traits, from thermal tolerance to diet, and have contributed to animal diversification over long evolutionary timescales.

"Institutions are typically looking for more transparency and prioritise diversification over high returns," says Omar Kodmani of Permal, a hedge-fund investor.

We combine that approach with the hyperbolic neighborhood of Ritter (Proceedings of PKDD-01, Springer, Berlin, 2001, pp. 338 349), in order to account for the representation of possibly exponentially increasing sequence diversification over time.

Extreme diversification with over 2000 families gained is associated with T. castaneum and A. cephalotes.

Three attributes of human gene families were considered: <η>, the mRNA-level expression diversification averaged over paralogs, <ν>, and Ks, the synonymous nucleotide divergence, a proxy for divergence time [ 16].

The unique Crenicichla-Teleocichla adaptive peak may be the result of a key innovation that presented the lineage with new ecological opportunity not available to or being exploited extensively by other taxa, which may have in turn promoted its extensive diversification into over 90 species.

But they won't, so I repeat my refrain of asset allocation, diversification, and rebalancing over and over again, through the markets' endless high notes and low notes, to anyone who will listen.

Although the timing when most modern lineages of the Hylopezus/Myrmothera clade coincides with a period of intense landscape changes in the Neotropics (Plio-Pleistocene), the absence of any significant shifts in diversification rates over the last 20 million years challenges the view that there is a strict causal relationship between intensification of landscape changes and cladogenesis.