Sentence examples for engender diversity from inspiring English sources

The diversity of natural antibodies is limited by the genetic mechanisms that engender diversity and the functional requirements of antigen binding.

Despite this common architecture, endogenous agonist/GPCR/effector complexes engender enormous diversity within cellular signaling.

It is indeed very likely that most cells in an ancestral community having engendered the diversity of metabolic functions found in the three Domains possessed more than a single copy of every essential gene as well as numerous paralogous genes.

The signaling diversity engendered by the different signaling activities of the four receptors means that activation of specific receptor combinations may be most strongly linked to tumor aggressiveness, whereas other may be associated with better prognosis.

If several populations diverged in isolation, accumulating different microsatellite profiles, and subsequently became sympatric as the forest expanded, the large single population that today comprises two central African forest elephant lineages might be expected to have engendered higher microsatellite diversity.

Landslides influence habitat diversity by engendering a mosaic of seral stages (often both primary and secondary), and in overwhelmingly forested landscapes often create nodes or hotspots of non-forested habitat and biota.

With the mediation of CMC systems, cultural diversity is found to engender more informational influences but reduce normative influences.

Unsurprisingly, a lack of diversity in tennis media circles engendered those perspectives.

Carcinogens engender two of the major forces for evolutionary change: increased genetic diversity in a population and alterations of selective pressures.

The effect of this fund would be to engender and encourage television that would reflect one of Britain's greatest strengths; our diversity.

The prevailing narrative from this confined media circle of a more mature, wiser Serena overcoming a long irrational stance – like from ESPN's Peter Bodo or Sports Illustrated's Courtney Nguyen – is severely lacking in nuance, thus implicating these writers as indirect contributors to the climate of non-diversity that has engendered their myopic takes on the Williamses.