Sentence examples for evolving diversity from inspiring English sources

I will start with the evolving diversity of migration.

An emerging concept is that the ever evolving diversity of cadherin structures is serving dual and important functions: specific cell adhesion and intricate cell signaling.

These observations raise the intriguing hypothesis that Barhl factors have evolved in complexity proportional to the evolving diversity of retinal arrangement and rhabdomeric photoreceptor-derived cell types [ 33].

The United States Supreme Court had previously ruled that race cannot be used to systematically excluded jurors, but the latest decision also speaks to the city's evolving diversity.

As much as the ruling further defines the role that race, ethnicity and gender can legally play in jury selection, it also speaks to the city's evolving diversity.

Hybrids in variety were the result, and it was this newly evolved diversity that formed the bedrock of the current "white fever": from afar, snowdrops may look the same, but look closely and each has distinctive markings that separate the varieties.

Both sides of the SLOSS debate have missed an important point: biological diversity is evolved diversity, and evolution does not occur within human-defined spatial boundaries, large or small.

These interactions can be crucial for the maintenance of the evolved diversity as shown in a different study, where diversity declined rapidly when the imposition of spatial structure interrupted established interactions among coevolved specialists [13].

While RBIP tend to shrink recently evolved diversity with one group corresponding to cultivated germplasm and two groups corresponding to wild genotypes, SSR seemed to saturate longer-term evolution and did not differentiate population types as clearly as SNP.

In the case of maxadilan, the high level of polymorphisms elicits variant-specific antibodies with little cross-reactivity, and it has been suggested that sand flies may have evolved diversity in maxadilan as a strategy to evade the host immune response against this essential vasodilator peptide that facilitates blood feeding of L. longipalpis.

Therefore, they fail to cover the steadily further evolving genetic diversity of clinically relevant β-lactamases.