He rejects the principle of diversification.
In contrast to the simple concept of the landscape, which can interpret the dynamic phenotypic changes in natural phenotypic diversification from bacteria to mammalian cells, the underlying design principles of the diversification, which is regulated by complex networks of biomolecules, are not fully understood, although enormous individual molecules and their interactions are elucidated.
THIS market meltdown is testing not only investors' patience and risk tolerance, but also their faith in one of the most widely accepted principles of investing: diversification.
This fund takes the principle of investment diversification to its heart: It's co-managed (where the managers focus on their areas of expertise), as opposed to team-managed (where managers work together in one area).
One of the key sampling criteria in multiple-case studies that look at experiences and practices is the principle of internal diversification [ 40].
An alternative strategy to prolong the life of resistance genes is the use of cultivar mixtures, thus employing the principle of gene diversification: the planting of mixtures forces the pathogen to survive in a spatially heterogeneous host environment.
During my 40-plus years in the market, I followed the principles of consistent investment and diversification in both up and down markets.
This means convincing a large proportion of that "undecided" or uneducated middle portion of the American spectrum about Darwin's principles of common descent and diversification of life through time.
In addition to the principles of homogenization and internal diversification, the constitution of the field of study was also based on the criteria of theoretical relevance, intrinsic quality of cases, exemplarity and accessibility (Pirès, 1997).
