Sentence examples for maintaining this diversity from inspiring English sources
Maintaining this diversity of funding for SMEs is critical.
Without maintaining this diversity, given the increased anthropogenic impacts of populations and their habitats, many species will face increased vulnerability to extinction in the near future [ 70, 71].
Apparently, the orientation of the division plane within the niche is responsible for maintaining this diversity; planar division generates two identical daughter cells, while apical-basal division generates asymmetric cell fates.
It is vital that we maintain this diversity so that the UK's cultural scene will continue to thrive.
We examined patterns of remnant woody plant diversity in the remaining forests, and assessed the potential and limitations of coffee agroforests to maintain this diversity.
Increasingly more research has focused on characterizing diversity within forest pathogen populations using molecular markers but few studies have characterized features of the landscape that help create or maintain this diversity.
This has implications for vegetation projects in that provenance material needs to be collected from a wide geographic area to maintain this diversity.
The evolutionary mechanisms that have promoted and maintained this diversity of LWS opsins in the guppy remain to be investigated.
To address the processes that generate and maintain this diversity, we will link the genomic information to physico-chemical, ecological, and socioeconomic data.
Although there were high levels of tree species richness in traditional agroforests, this does not suggest that cardamom agroforests will in the future maintain this diversity if farmers increase management intensity and as the amount of forest in the surrounding landscape decreases.
As both a crop and ornamental plant, R. communis may have lost much of its diversity through cultivation but human-assisted introductions and seed mixtures from different sources appear to have maintained this limited diversity in most populations.
