Sentence examples for much less diversified from inspiring English sources

In contrast to the major clades of Yinpterochiroptera [cf. [ 3, 15]], Rhinolophidae (1 genus, ca. 77 species), Hipposideridae (9 genera, ca. 81 species), and Pteropodidae (42 genera, ca 184 species), the family Rhinopomatidae is much less diversified [ 15].

Because of the way these funds are put together, they are much less diversified than they used to be, making it important for investors to take a more active role in broadening their portfolios.

Only 2 (3.2%) replied "no change"; 1 (1.6%) answered "slightly less diversified," and none replied "much less diversified".

Recent studies have shown that an unhealthy status of the respiratory microbiome persists in high-risk populations, such as infants, the elderly and patients with COPD, CF or bronchiectasis, in whom the microbial communities are much less diversified than those found in healthy individuals [27 32].

It hardly counts as truly investing in the region, much less diversifying a portfolio.

Households that lost much livestock asset due to P. juliflora invasion had relatively less diversified sources of income than those who did not.

In addition, their social participation activities were less diversified.

In an age where mighty financial brand names–from Fidelity to Merrill Lynch carry much less weight, Virtus’ diversified multimanager approach is just fine with financial advisors, so long as it produces for investors.

Rich people have much less use for liquidity; they can diversify into riskier assets and can get access to the best financial and tax advice.

After being tossed around in past decades on an economic boom and bust rollercoaster, Houston has diversified its economics and become much less vulnerable to single-sector job upheaval.

We understand quite a lot about how genes themselves evolve and diversify, but we know very much less about the evolution of the processes that regulate the expression of genes.