Sentence examples for expansion diversification from inspiring English sources

The gradual climatic warming that took place during the Early Permian (Cisuralian) Epoch (298.9 million to 272.3 million years ago) encouraged great evolutionary expansion (diversification) among both marine and terrestrial faunas that had survived the relatively cold conditions of the Carboniferous Period.

It suggests that cancer evolves by a process of clonal expansion, diversification, and selection within the tissue ecosystems.

Ren and Paulsen (2005) indicated that gene duplications might be at the basis of expansion, diversification, and selection of distinct transporters families.

For poplar, gene families involved in phenylpropanoid biosynthesis exhibit an expansion and diversification in comparison to short-lived annuals [ 14], suggesting diversification of chemical defense strategies.

The profits of slave trading did not lead to expansion (or diversification) of economies in Africa on any significant scale.

Many have converted into limited companies, to raise funds for expansion and diversification.

Migration, both from Europe and internal, led to great expansion and diversification.

He engaged in aggressive international expansion and diversification; one revolutionary innovation was the introduction of the automated teller machine (ATM).

Mr. Mullen and his colleagues plowed the earnings into Skadden Arps's expansion and diversification into other areas of the law.

SCHA is now busily embarking upon an ambitious programme of expansion and diversification in an effort to secure additional revenue streams.

The same was true of Vivendi, a dull but profitable French utilities group that floundered after a reckless bout of expansion and diversification, notably into American media.