In order to diversify the degree of visual awareness for the facial stimuli, presentation duration was systematically varied.
*While many Australian institutions diversify their degree offerings, for example, offering a Bachelor of Science as well as a Bachelor of Biomedical Science and a Bachelor of Biotechnology, this is not true of all institutions, nor is this necessarily generalisable to institutions outside Australia.
Whatever the mechanism of diversification in each tribe, it is clear that clades with very different biological characteristics have diversified to similar degrees in the lake.
And we were both highly sensitive to zoological diversity, one of us as a student of trilobites, a highly varied group of Paleozoic invertebrates, and the other as an aficionado of the lemurs, an insular group of primates in Madagascar that has diversified to an astonishing degree.
Although Poznan's 557,000 residents make it only the fifth-most populous city in the country, its status as a trade fair capital — and its strategic position on the Berlin-Warsaw corridor — have helped its real estate market grow and diversify to a degree comparable to that of the Polish capital.
Results show that while rural attractiveness positively affects the farmers' decision-making to diversify activities, the degree of urbanisation encourages farm holders to continue farming activity, i.e., the proximity and accessibility to urban consumer markets.
While G.M. has diversified its supply base to a degree in recent years, it still largely needs what Delphi produces.
has expanded and diversified over the years to such a degree that it rivals the performance of his company, Berkshire Hathaway.
The composition of these complexes is diversified in solutions that differ in the degree of amino acid protonation.
This overview shows that the degree of projected ageing is strongly diversified among the countries under study and primarily concerns Southern and Central-Eastern Europe. Central-Eastern Europe
