Sentence examples for diversified process from inspiring English sources
Heap leaching technology is moving forward rapidly as it satisfies most techno-economic considerations and provides several benefits such as low cost, cleaner environment and product, flexibility, and diversified process conditions.
It is a highly diversified process that differs greatly from individual to individual and depends on many factors.
Our study provides evidence strengthening the notion that the evolution of drug resistance among clinical M. tuberculosis isolates is clearly a complex and diversified process.
Farm households continue to diversify their economic activities; hence, it is important to understand the motivations, means and outcomes of this heterogeneous diversifying process.
In any event, the general conservation of these sequences makes site-specific recombination unlikely since this is a diversifying process.
Moreover, accD and ycf2 had a ω index (Ka/Ks) higher than 1, indicating that they are subjected to a strong diversifying process.
In contrast to such diversifying processes, the phylogenetic relationships of tandem duplicates from closely related Trypanosoma spp., and conflicting phylogenetic signals from alignments of tandem duplicates, indicated that both concerted evolution and gene conversion affect tandem duplicates in T. brucei.
Although no GC was observed in 7 arrays where concerted evolution was inferred under the cladistic criterion, the incidence of GC suggests that both homogenising and diversifying processes operate simultaneously within these genomic structures.
In response, these species rapidly diversified; this process of diversifying in order to fill ecological niches is called adaptive radiation.
As with risk and health impact assessment, IA has diversified in the process, so is now not one thing but several [ 46].
Moreover, the divergence in cultivated accession was significantly higher than that in wild accessions (t-test, P < 0.05), which implies that the LRR domains in cultivated accession might have been diversified during the process of cultivation.
