Sentence examples for diversified changes from inspiring English sources

[See Peter Renton's analysis for more.] Beyond defaults, there's the issue of not hedging by remaining diversified, changes in interest rates and regulation — the latter of which there are bound to be at some point very soon.

This theoretical interpretation of structural functionalism, however, fails to explain the diversified changes in family patterns in developing countries since the 1960s.

In many cases members of a gene family have become functionally diversified by changes in their expression patterns but their activities are still interchangeable.

Some farms diversified and changed land use practices.

Here we propose pedogenetic systematics, which is an attempt to understand the pedogenetic interrelationships, trying to interpret the way in which soil has diversified and changed over time.

Since then, however, risk assessment has been adopted for routine application in many countries, world-wide, and in the process its concepts and methods have diversified and changed [ 13], while its scope has broadened to encompass non-carcinogenic effects and a wider range of exposures, including ionising radiation, food and physical (e.g. natural) hazards [ 14].

The temporal and spatial patterns of gene expression might have been diversified because of changes in the sequence and length of the introns.

The only poster on the window of the local auctioneer advertises free government advice to farmers on how to "diversify" and "change business structures", euphemisms for quitting agriculture altogether.

Pittinksy thinks that Parchment has a role in that future, even as transcripts diversify and change, as employers will still want to verify credentials.

"A lot of companies are trying to diversify and change, especially now that they're talking about fossil fuels being phased out over 80 years," Dowson notes.

The Diversified Plan changes every three weeks or so.