Sentence examples for driver of diversification from inspiring English sources
So for stock investors, the currency effect is a crucial driver of diversification.
Landscape attractiveness turns out to be a driver of diversification.
Studies which have traced the evolution of floral traits using phylogenies of particular plant groups suggest that shifts between different pollinators, rather than coevolution with them, has been the main driver of diversification.
Our results show that relatedness is a stronger driver of diversification into new products in coordinated market economies, while liberal market economies show a higher probability to move in more unrelated industries: their overarching institutional framework gives countries more freedom to make a jump in their industrial evolution.
In particular, we found that the role of relatedness as driver of diversification into new sectors is stronger in the presence of institutions that focus more on 'non-market' coordination in the domains of labor relations, corporate governance relations, product market relations, and inter-firm relations.
As a consequence, the general plausibility of the oscillation hypothesis as a driver of diversification has been strengthened.
Scientists say these traits are all plausible drivers of diversification.
Miocene marine introgressions and Pleistocene glaciations have been mentioned as putative drivers of diversification for some groups of vertebrates in adjacent biomes of southern South America.
In the Stenocercus lizard radiation, restricted sampling and phylogenetic information have limited inferences about the timing, spatial context, and environmental drivers of diversification in the open and dry lowland settings of eastern and southern South America.
Their conservation should not be overlooked, especially as they are important for speciation and can be significant drivers of diversification over time.
One avenue for further research is to explore the morphological / biogeographical drivers of diversification.
