While moviemaking's dominance of the creative arts industries in Los Angeles has continued to grow, New York's economy has remained considerably more diversified, the study found.
In comparison, landcover patterns of the Kyoto and Taipei study areas are more diversified, with significant amount of cells having mixed and non-dominant landcover types.
However, with the development of cloud computing, users' demand becomes more and more diversified and difficult to meet with some previous studies' ideas.
In addition, the list of journals considered for the study can be increased to include more diversified risk management practices.
Notwithstanding the relevancy of school diversified environments to reduce sedentary time in children, enhancing their opportunities for being less sedentary in their awake time, requires further analysis with a more diversified list of markers than those explored in the present study.
A larger number of training patients with more diversified and balanced clinical background should be used by future studies to further pursue this topic.
This is in line with other studies suggesting that careers are becoming more and more diversified and that this can be attributed to high personal agency and decreasing influence of social constraints (Hakim 2000; Heinz 2003).
E3 ubiquitin ligases are of particular interest in evolutionary studies of the ubiquitination system, because they are way more diversified than E1 and E2 enzymes.
Walking down St. Mark's Place, past a dark-glass building that he called the Death Star, he mentioned a study that measured pedestrians' skin conductivity outside a sleek Whole Foods and on a more diversified street.
In future studies, prognostic profile applicable to the general population should be derived from more diversified and balanced patient cohorts in larger scale.
