Sentence examples for diversity reducing from inspiring English sources
Many state-level Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS) include preferences for solar generation, with goals of increasing the generation diversity, reducing solar costs, and encouraging local solar industries.
Local food cultures, environments, and diets are being transformed with increased food availability and diversity reducing malnutrition worldwide; however, increased energy availability is driving an epidemic of obesity and diet-related disease.
Results of the runs indicated that the model with a selective sweep was significantly better supported than the model without diversity reducing event (θ = 13.2, S = 0.7, T = 0.22, Likelihood ratio test: P = 0.006).
Results of our study provide the first experimental evidence, to our knowledge, for high biological diversity reducing pathogen transmission in a zoonotic disease, and point to the operation of two distinct mechanisms underlying this relationship.
In addition to the above tests, we applied the approach of Galtier et al. implemented in the software SWEEP-BOTTLENECK [ 19] to detect significant traces of diversity reducing events, resulting from demographic (bottlenecks) or selective (sweeps) causes.
The Galtier et al. [ 19] test based on cyt b data suggested that both benthic species underwent a strong diversity reducing event, such as a bottleneck, occurring recently in T. bernacchi (in fact, the result suggested its occurrence 0 generations ago).
Jactel, H. & Brockerhoff, E. G. Tree diversity reduces herbivory by forest insects.
Studies have shown that a reduction in soil microbial diversity reduces plant growth in that soil.
Similar to pathogen invasion success, high resident community diversity reduced pathogen growth within successfully invaded communities (Table 1).
A primary lesson of the oil crises of 1973 and 1979 was that fuel diversity reduces risk.
Increasing resident community diversity reduced pathogen invasion success, defined as the portability of successful invasion (Table 1).
