Sentence examples for gain diversification from inspiring English sources

" Whilst N.B.A.D. could have printed a considerable time ago, a key objective for printing in the Australian dollar and in fact any new market was to gain diversification of our funding base, and as such we had a clear requirement that any inaugural Australian-dollar trade would need to have at least 50 percent placed into the domestic accounts," said Stephen Jordan, the bank's group treasurer.

In this context of gene gain, diversification, and loss, the kallikrein (KLK) cluster, the largest locus in the human genome of phylogenetically related serine proteases (Yousef and Diamandis 2001), represents a remarkable case for the study of the evolutionary fate of duplicates.

This opens the possibility that gains, diversifications and losses of Rabs may have been the driving forces for organelle plasticity during evolution.

This result implies that there will be no potential gain from portfolio diversification by stock managers.

There is an analogy with the diversification gains to be had from spreading an investment portfolio.

On the other hand, if international stock markets share common trends, this will imply no significant gains from portfolio diversification.

The hardware background of the founders perhaps led them to overlook the gains from early diversification into communication services.

Such constraints limit the theoretical potential efficiency gains from geographical diversification, but there is still considerable room to improve performance from actual or projected portfolios.

Crop diversification gained momentum in the nineties and now covers several new areas in low and mid hill districts of the state (Sharma, 2011).

Herein, phylogenetic, transcriptional and polymorphic analyses are carried out to expose gains, losses and diversification of functions that characterize the evolutionary history of the MT family.

Contrasting selection pressures caused by spatial and temporal variation in enemy communities [ 22- 24] could explain why some prevalent and seriously lethal parasite species have been both lost and gained during the diversification of leaf-galling sawfly lineages.