Sentence examples for more diversified compared from inspiring English sources

In the latter it is expected that non-functional regions will be considerably more diversified compared to functional cis-elements.

However, as infrastructure and evaluation system are more diversified and complicated compared with single screening, the development of a novel health information system is paramount.

The model shows more diversified and generalized expressions compared to discrete emotion approaches.

"Apple has become much more diversified, so you don't compare it by peer group as much as by product line," says Kaplan.

But compared with those more diversified companies, Cameco is essentially a pure-play uranium producer.

Unemployment of the household head is slightly lower in Ghana than in the other two countries, and agriculture is the predominant occupation in Ghana, compared with a more diversified employment distribution in the other two countries.

Compare that with the more diversified Energy Select SPDR, which yields 1.37%, and is up 40% in the same period of time.

Moreover, compared to other kingdoms, the prokaryotic kingdom displays more diversified LysM domain architectures, which is reflected by the variation in the numbers and the sequences of LysM motifs and the domains associated with the LysM domain.

Compared with spruce, poplar HD-Zip III genes gave more diversified transcript accumulation profiles across the panel of organs and tissues, even within pairs of closely related paralogues.

He noted that New Jersey has become more diversified and less dependent on manufacturing, which accounts for 11.5percentt of jobs -- down from 33percentt in 1970 -- compared with 14percentt for the nation.

"People have more diversified lifestyles.