Sentence examples for diversified rates from inspiring English sources

Diversified rates of parent drug release were observed when the chemical structure of both the solubilizing and the spacer moieties were modified.

Moreover, Lake Tanganyika lineages, irrespective of different biological characteristics (e.g. sexually dichromatic versus sexually monochromatic clades), have diversified at similar rates, falling within typical estimates across a range of plant and animal clades.

This knowledge allows biologists to address questions concerning the ancestry and emergence of a lineage, its relationship to and coincidence with specific biological and geological events, the speed with which particular taxonomic groups have diversified, and the rates of molecular and phenotypic evolution [ 1, 2].

[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.

The rates have diversified between subgroups of nurses, despite similarity by sex and professional rank (Table 2).

Results suggest that anomurans diversified under low speciation rates with two major changes in the tempo of diversification.

Whole-tree analysis for the detection of tree asymmetry indicated that lineages within the gall-thrips phylogeny diversified at significantly different rates.

The findings also suggest that monotremes diversified at a slower rate than the other mammals.

Throughout their history in Central America, Heroine cichlids appear to have diversified at a constant rate.

The high diversity and endemism suggest that Cape clades may have diversified at a faster rate within the CFR than elsewhere.

Although the simulated trees diversified at a constant rate (resulting in a straight line in a semi-log plot), randomly removing taxa generated an apparent deceleration of lineage accumulation.