Sentence examples for primarily diversified from inspiring English sources
The complement of apicomplexan surface proteins has primarily diversified via massive lineage‐specific expansions of certain protein families, which are often coded by subtelomeric gene arrays.
In this study we recovered six more clades of HNH domain nucleases that appear to have primarily diversified among bacterial polymorphic and related PVC-SS-associated toxins.
Rubinstein et al. [ 5] reports a patient satisfaction rating of 7.8 (1.8) on an 11-point NRS for neck pain patients undergoing a trial of primarily diversified chiropractic care after 3 visits.
These groups would not be considered as primarily diversifying in Central America so their phylogenetic position inferred here was also convenient for our analyses.
Fagaceae, or the beech and oak family, represents the next diverging lineage, which diversified primarily in north temperate regions.
Genes encoding recognition proteins diversified mainly by accumulating coding mutations, whereas genes encoding effector proteins diversified primarily through duplication (Sackton et al. 2007; Waterhouse et al. 2007).
In any given children's book, television show or movie, the cast is almost always the same: a few people of color, primarily present to "diversify" the cast.
But Mr. Zimmerman said that he saw the German banking system as more stable, primarily because banks here are better diversified than many United States institutions.
Among marine life-forms, mollusks (primarily bivalves [pelecypods] and gastropods) became highly diversified, as did reef-building corals characteristic of the tropical belt.
This overview shows that the degree of projected ageing is strongly diversified among the countries under study and primarily concerns Southern and Central-Eastern Europe. Central-Eastern Europe
During his presidency Vale, which had been primarily an iron ore exporter, expanded its operations globally and diversified into other metal markets and into pulp, forestry, shipping and railways.
