Sentence examples for diversity surrounding from inspiring English sources

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has added three new governors from diverse backgrounds to its 51-member board and appointed six minority ethnic members to other leadership positions, amid a fresh row over lack of diversity surrounding the Oscars.

Overall plant community composition in open grassland neighboring trees changed little in response to livestock grazing removal, yet we did see a decrease in species richness and diversity surrounding deciduous oaks as the dominance of the exotic annual Bromus diandrus Roth increased.

Harris was poking fun at a perceived lack of diversity surrounding this year's Oscars, where minority nominees were absent from all four acting categories.

By comparing diversity surrounding the MAT locus to the rest of chromosome III, they estimated the frequency of intra-ascus mating (at all loci other than MAT, each form of mating has a different effect on heterozygosity).

One such signature is reduced neutral diversity surrounding sites that are targets of positive selection; i.e. selective sweeps [ 35- 38].

The reduction of genetic diversity surrounding the QTL is caused by the effect of "hitch-hiking", which was first termed by Maynard Smith and Haigh [ 10].

We studied how the landscape structure (percentage cover and diversity of surrounding habitats) affects different components of species diversity (alpha, beta and gamma) of vascular plants in semi-natural grasslands in the Slovak Republic.

This result implies that mature palms have a limited direct negative effect on the diversity of surrounding sapling species.

However, there was no decrease in diversity clearly surrounding erucic acid genes in the "0+" and the "00" subgroups or total glucosinolate QTL in the "00" subgroup.

For example, Brudvig et al. [31] found that habitat corridors connecting patches of forest clearings not only facilitate movement of organisms between patches, but additionally benefit plant-diversity in surrounding non-target habitats in a so-called biodiversity spillover effect [32], [33].

It always bears repeating that humans are only as rich as the diversity that surrounds them, whether we mean cultural or economic diversity.