Sentence examples for extended diversity from inspiring English sources

Considering the relative ease of handling ribosomal RNA molecules, extended diversity surveys based on environmental rRNA will undoubtedly provide insights into the ecology of uncultured species.

Although this observation suggests that mRGCs may not be the only conduits mediating BLA, new evidence revealing an extended diversity of melanopsin expressing ganglion cells [36], [62] raises the possibility that ChR2V may have been expressed in mRGCs that we could not detect.

But what is suggested here is decision-making predicated on criteria that have nothing to do with extending diversity and still less to do with merit.

Ms. Rhimes has also worked hard to extend diversity to her show's smallest roles.

The scenario has extended the diversity of the orientation in which the investigation of solar energy source at various orientations has been accounted the primeval fundamental in evaluating the potential of solar energy systems in buildings.

I've pointed it out enough times to know that merely enumerating the things they've done -- up their social media game, gotten Politifact's help with after-action factchecking, expanded and extended the diversity of the panels, etc. -- doesn't really do the effort justice.

We extended the diversity of the SuFu superfamily by identifying a second, previously unknown clade of SuFu domains (Table 3, Additional File 1).

The current study increases our knowledge on the complexity of EZH2-mediated processes by providing biochemical evidence revealing extended isoform diversity within EZH2 proteins that function in mammalian cells.

The study extends the diversity training literature in establishing causal, long-term effects for age stereotype reduction in the field.

We furthermore investigated the synthesis of cogeners with an additional O, S, or N atom in the eight-membered ring, thus extending the diversity of our scaffold.

This extrapolation is obviously not a process-based method but based on extending zeta diversity to higher orders using the observed power law.