Sentence examples for range of diversification from inspiring English sources

"These include on-demand services, as non-linear TV viewing grows rapidly, digital pay channels, to establish a second revenue stream, content production and the company's broad range of diversification businesses".

Because of GE's wide range of diversification, its stock can be affected by a myriad of things, which may make investors shy away from it.

"The total range of ecological diversification is so much greater than we thought possible 5 years ago," says Zhexi Luo of the Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Instead, they fall within the range of typical diversification rates estimated across a wide range of plant and animal taxa [5], [16], [33] [33].

Thus, we used several methods to study the rate of diversification [ 54- 56] and employed Bayesian Dispersal-Vicariance analyses [ 57, 58] to reconstruct ancestral ranges of lineages.

"Since the separation of our gaming assets from our real estate assets in 2013 we have been highly focused on a broad range of growth and diversification initiatives".

We interpret this as a period of range expansion and diversification of relatively widespread species until the Miocene-Pliocene boundary.

Alternative scenarios of diversification and range expansion, from the Greater Antilles/Bahamas, can explain the phylogenetic patterns observed in both the mitochondrial and nuclear gene trees.

As the capital amasses in these funds, some brokerage firms in the United States expect to see fund managers take an interest in a more diverse range of properties, partly because diversification is a tenet of the regulatory changes.

Collectively, we are interested in understanding the origins of biodiversity from the level of local adaptation and limiting gene flow in single landscapes, through the genetics of entire species' ranges, to understanding the causes of diversification of entire clades.

The SMOC may have acted as either a barrier where current admixture of lineages can occur, as a corridor for range expansion or as a centre of diversification, promoting allopatric differentiation.