Sentence examples for foster diversification from inspiring English sources
I also considered the following question: to what extent does the TPP foster diversification of FDI sources, in theory, crucial to technological diffusion?
Consequently, no additional policy initiatives to foster diversification can be expected from the Mexican government, with authorities apparently focused on attracting foreign investment and increasing imports over the medium term, rather than on creating market opportunities for Mexican exports and investment abroad.
And, since they are raised in diverse habitats around the world, they are prone to many of the same forces that foster diversification.
Third, the low initial diversity of insular biotas has fostered diversification, thus evolutionary radiations are a hallmark of island life: Galápagos finches and Hawaiian fruit flies are celebrated examples [16], [17].
In bacterial populations, it has been shown that substrate diversity fosters diversification via adaptive radiation [32] [33], increases in specific growth rates of single bacterial strains [e.g. 34] and changes in composition and functioning of natural microbial communities [e.g. 35].
These changes in vegetation had a concomitant impact on faunal communities and may have fostered diversification in a variety of lineages, including mustelids, via geographic isolation, divergent selection among different habitats, and/or ecological opportunity through the creation of new niches or the reorganization of former niches.
An arms race between proteases of pathogens and host protease inhibitors, and vice versa, was proposed to foster functional diversification of serpins [ 14, 15].
Another view posits that biological interactions or an inherently higher rate of speciation in some groups fostered the diversification.
By the end of the 20th century, Central America's governments had attempted to revitalize the economy by fostering the diversification and expansion of nontraditional exports and free-trade zones, and assembly plants (maquiladoras) were established to encourage the expansion and decentralization of manufacturing.
