Sentence examples for set of niches from inspiring English sources

"Labour" fills a highly variegated set of niches in the service and information economy.

But it's easy to see a bubble in this set of niches.

However, few were quite so successful as the African pigmy mice (18 living species are recognized for the subgenus Nannomys [ 8]), which appear to have found a largely underexploited set of niches below the body size range of other African murines.

Our results are consistent with this observation, since specialists were found to exploit a set of distinct niches (i.e., bacterium isolates).

Their results demonstrated that these enzyme differ in their substrate selectivity and hence allow the organism to regenerate NAD+ from a wide variety of substrates, thereby providing for greater metabolic diversity and the ability to inhabit an expanded set of ecological niches.

"We are capitalizing on the fact that Cornell University is home to the country's best engineering program attached to the widest set of vocationally focused niches – from hospitality and agriculture to ergonomics and labor relations.

Likewise the use of non-irradiated wild-type (WT) host mice presented a different set of problems as host niches are predominantly occupied leaving only 0.1-1.0 0.1-1.0 HSC niches available for engraftment [ 24].

When the environment of a species is provided by another species, there is a set of age-changing mosaic niches provided by each individual host for the life of the host.

Our data suggest that even in a myeloablative setting, post transplant administration of AMD3100 could further increase the availability of niches and/or keep the marrow niches open when given repeatedly.

Where today the myriad terms associated with sustainability (eco, pro-poor, green, and so on) reflect a fragmented collection of niches, tourism will soon reach a point where these disappear and sustainability becomes the default setting.

"There are plenty of niches in digital.