Sentence examples for rules of diversity from inspiring English sources

At the Court, as in American life, the rules of diversity have changed.

Is 2010 an exception to a general rule of growing diversity?

This very low level of diversity rules out contamination with chloroplast DNAs from other Glycine species studied here.

As the linear pool of Atoh1-expressing comprisesprises the most dorsal cell population in the neural tube, variability in dorsoventral patterning can be ruled out as a source of diversity.

"The schools semiconsciously say to themselves, 'We can't have all Asians.' " Mr. Golden says it is helpful to think of Asians as the new Jews because some rules of college admissions, like geographic diversity, were originally aimed at preventing the number of Jews from growing too high.

Additionally any benefits emanating from its use must be shared according to the rules of the Convention of Biological Diversity which the government of Mauritius has ratified in 1992 [ 17].

India is now celebrating 60 years of democracy precisely because it is also celebrating millennia of diversity, including centuries of Muslim rule.

A transactional relationship between face recognition and social context (with its descriptors, social contract rules, social diversity, and relative frequency of cheaters and cooperators) needs to be established in order to predict recognition biases in different scenarios of social exchange.

He said that in moving to change the rules, the commission had promoted "economic efficiency to the exclusion of diversity of voices and viewpoints".

These results suggest HGT being a source of diversity within this locus, although they do not rule out other possibilities.

"These rules definitely remove the option to sell powerups for your character, which is a limitation of diversity, but I consider that a very good thing.