Sentence examples for overall diversification from inspiring English sources

In part, institutional investors are starting to aim at managed futures funds as part of an overall diversification strategy, say industry analysts, especially because they often do well in down markets.

On one hand, the overall diversification rate is higher for chemically-defended amphibians (note that the red bump is to the left of the blue bump in Figure 1D), which indicates that everything -- speciation and extinction -- is happening faster in chemically-defended lineages.

Overall, diversification and portfolio strategies present an effective way for mitigating risks associated with feedstock supply variations.

Lippes, a lawyer and cofounder of Mark IV Industries, an auto-parts maker, figured this was the way for his kids to learn about business and invest in a risky area without sacrificing their overall diversification.

However, different selection forces and evolutionary constraints appear likely to restrict the evolution of the different BTV genome segments, with reassortment, genetic drift and founder effects contributing to the gradual overall diversification of individual BTV strains [26].

Recent studies (e.g., [ 56]) have shown that it may also be possible to estimate the relative contribution of speciation and extinction to the overall diversification rate.

As well as illuminating individual branching events, comprehensive dated phylogenies can provide a picture of overall lineage diversification processes across the timescale of an entire tree.

Overall, the diversification of Australian geckos is ancient and may have originated from a Gondwanan vicariance (e.g. about 70 Ma for the diplodactyloids: Oliver and Sanders, 2009).

In addition to presenting research findings, the papers provide clear policy prescriptions on how African countries can help to strengthen their emerging innovation systems so that they can improve health outcomes while contributing to overall economic diversification.

At the end of the day, Mr. Schultz says, the point of commodities as small long-term holdings is not to produce extra gains, but to reduce overall risk through diversification so you can sleep better at night.

Another extinction event occurred among benthic (bottom-dwelling) invertebrates at the Pliensbachian-Toarcian boundary (about 183 million years ago) in the Early Jurassic, interrupting the overall recovery and diversification.