Sentence examples for diversified regions from inspiring English sources

A general tendency emerged for all loci at the regional scale, with NAM, SAM, PAC and TW standing as the most diversified regions in terms of population differentiations (File S3).

This strategy was used to allow for correct alignment of diversified regions in which multiple nucleotide substitution events have taken place; since amino acid sequences are more conserved than DNA sequences, they are easier to align and the final alignments are more reliable.

This unusual pattern of highly diversified coding regions coupled with highly conserved regions in the rest of the gene was also observed in several other groups of SSSGP-encoding genes or cDNAs.

Furthermore, only a minority of Italian regions and local health authorities have approved their own pharmaceutical formulary; the mechanisms of authorization for the use of medications, especially for hospitalized patients, are markedly diversified among regions and even within the same region.

The number of transactions between financial centres has surged recently as investors have diversified across regions and asset types.Yet interconnectedness has a cost.

Later, when British company Imperial Chemical Industries (known as ICI) set up shop here it further diversified this region's role as Britain's engine room.

This will help keep homebuilders busy.Realignment of the industry will be painful for local developers that cannot diversify across regions.

But Compaq is an important factor in attempts to diversify the region's employment base.

States have offered tax breaks and other financial incentives to lure companies to the South, and many corporations -- including in recent years DaimlerBenz, BMW and Honda from overseas -- have helped diversify the region's economy.

A number of elements are cited as keeping this region afloat as other areas founder: investments in public transportation, aggressive economic development and, most significant, a two-decade campaign to diversify the region's economic base from oil and gas to alternative energy, aerospace, technology and telecommunications.

This has led regional elites and many in the international financial community to proclaim a new era in the Middle East — one in which the new oil revenues will diversify the region's economies, create jobs for everyone, and make the Arab states the world's economic superpower.