Sentence examples for has diversified more from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Pepsi has diversified more into other food and beverage lines, including Frito-Lay, Quaker Oats and Gatorade.

He gives to wheat the title "world conqueror," saying, "It has diversified more dramatically, invaded more new habitats, multiplied faster and evolved more rapidly without extinction than any other known organism".

Since its arrival in South America, Bolitoglossa has diversified more extensively than previously presumed and currently includes several cryptic species within a relatively small geographic area.

Phylogenetic analyses suggest that TBEV-Sib and TBEV-FE subtypes evolved thousands of years ago, whereas TBEV-Eur has diversified more recently, ≈300 years ago (N.Y. Uzcátegui et al., unpub. data).

The metastatic population described in Navin et al. has diversified more than its parental population in the primary tumor, regardless of whether the metastasis developed in a later, much shorter time than the primary tumor, or whether its origins date back to the first stages of primary tumor dissemination.

On the other hand, medium and large farms have diversified more than smaller farms with a departure from grain-based systems to vegetable-based farming systems.

Our analysis supports the notion that taxa, which appear to have diversified exponentially using fossil data, may in fact have diversified more logistically.

They usually form tetramers, but plant aquaporins seem to have diversified more extensively, and some of them make up heteromers (Fetter et al. 2004).

MisSV had diversified more than the BEP clade viruses in the MP-CP region, but the opposite was true in the Rep-RepA region.

Considering the fact that certain P450 families (such as CYP64) have diversified more extensively than others, it appears that the P. chrysosporium P450ome has evolved in specific directions to meet the metabolic demand in its environmental niches.

We used BiSSE [ 31], a recently developed comparative method, to test whether labrid lineages with a modified pharyngeal mill (i.e. the parrotfishes) have diversified more quickly than those with the labroid PJA.