Sentence examples for pace of diversification from inspiring English sources

Although the representation of women and racial or ethnic minorities within the scientific community has increased in recent decades, the overall pace of diversification remains relatively slow (1).

Such a derived position of Tapuiasaurus, despite being well supported by character data, creates three extensive ghost lineages that are critical to understand the pace of diversification of advanced titanosaurians (see below).

The necessity to adapt and evolve new R-gene specificities in the centre of diversity of the late blight pathogen has apparently fundamentally shaped the evolutionary dynamics of the R2 locus in the Mexican species, while the lack of this pressure has resulted in a more gradual pace of diversification in the South American derived species.

Forrester cited the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate push, as well as the gathering pace of reserve managers' diversification out of the U.S. dollar.

Despite the molasses pace of corporate gender diversification, this doesn't call for the implementation of government mandates or quotas like we've seen in some parts of Europe.

The gradual pace of change and relatively low level of diversification in early stone tool technologies is deeply puzzling to archaeologists and paleoanthropologists.

Nothobranchius fishes seem to represent older assemblage than other fish taxa such as lacustrine cichlids or sticklebacks that are currently model organisms to investigate the genetic architecture of diversification [ 25, 38– 42] and their timing of diversification seems to be more in pace with that of the slower-evolving African teleost genus Synodontis [ 27].

He rejects the principle of diversification.

That's a lack of diversification".

There is a lack of diversification of staff.

Amar Bhidé has described the fallacy of diversification.