Sentence examples for restricted diversification from inspiring English sources

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Restricted diversification was permitted at positions near the CDR segments that did not involve direct antigen contacts at the analogous sites in 16F6 but had differing residue identity between 16F6 and YADS1.

Contrary to restricted diversification, extinction may have eliminated traces of past speciation in the Boulengerochromini.

The Neopetaliidae has extremely specialised niches (riverside caves) possibly restricting its diversification.

Our study reveals patterns of species diversification restricted to the New World within C. acuatorum and C. elegantior, however, the relatively few morphological innovations found among allopatric populations suggest that diversification events may have been driven by ecological opportunities afforded by the shift to new host species, edaphic and climate conditions.

Most significantly, PATHd8 and Dating5 together identified five of these major clades as having crown diversification restricted to the Cenozoic (Ratites, Charadriiformes, Procellariiformes, Cuculiformes and Apodiformes), although the remaining methods generate estimates for these same nodes that are on average more than 50% older.

A key argument was that U.S. institutions had to consolidate to compete with European firms that were less restricted in terms of diversification.

Transcriptomic results reveal high redundancy of toxin transcripts (3357.36 FPKM/transcript) despite small cluster numbers, implying gene duplication and diversification within restricted protein families.

These paralogs are not the focus of this work and will not be discussed at length here, but they demonstrate that kinesin diversification is not restricted to events very early in eukaryotic evolution and gene duplication has generated novel kinesin genes throughout the diversification of the eukaryotes.

Guidelines are in place to protect water resources, promote agricultural diversification, restrict the use of pesticides and fertilizers, ban use of GMOs and require waste, water and energy to be properly managed.

Elsewhere, these "ragged edges" may be trimmed by more intensive selection, resulting in only certain structural types existing in those phyla and restricting their further diversification.