Sentence examples for diversity common from inspiring English sources

Despite their extreme genetic diversity, common aspects of structure and function are shared across telomeres from a diverse range of organisms [4].

The realization was so painful ― the country I thought I lived in was false, the people I share this American experience with actually voted against everything that I love about my country ― inclusiveness, tolerance, cultural diversity, common decency, kindness.

What might be the evolutionary forces responsible for this degree of diversity common among the FcR- and KIR-related receptors, and XFLs in particular?

As SNPs are ubiquitous in the genome and inexpensive to assay, adding further SNP loci to a marker set is relatively simple and can mitigate against the lack of allelic diversity common to small or inbred populations.

After exclusion of one singleton SNP that was poorly linked with any other SNP (D′ <0.3), blocks of LD were defined on the basis of limited haplotype diversity (common haplotypes must account for at least 90% of all haplotypes) (Cardon and Abecasis, 2003).

For outcrossing species that display inbreeding depression, rather than adhering to a strictly local protocol that may reflect the low genetic diversity common in small fragmented populations, adaptive potential may be better achieved with high-quality and genetically diverse seed (Broadhurst et al. 2008; Breed et al. 2013).

DNA polymerases: structural diversity and common mechanisms.

As Haidt puts it, Liberal voters say "… no, let's celebrate diversity, not common group membership.

070603 From epistemic diversity to common knowledge: Rational rituals and publicity in democratic Athens.

Despite India's enormous diversity, a common grammar of ritual behaviour connects various places, strata, and periods of Hindu life.

"I think it's impossible to judge what is the exact point at which you have the right mix of diversity and common culture".