Sentence examples for spread and diversification from inspiring English sources

Aphids rapidly radiated as parasites of flowering plants following the spread and diversification of angiosperms 80 to 150 million years ago [ 1, 2].

To further explore the mechanism of HGT in the spread and diversification of the lin system, we examined the colocalization of lin genes with mobile elements such as the insertion sequence IS 6100 and transposons, and their presence on plasmids.

Observation of the emergence and rapid spread and diversification of RSV group B genotype BA (containing a 60-nt duplication) has improved our understanding of the scale of RSV spread and transmission in the world (29 ).

Therefore, we believe that the H9N2 virus in China underwent a selective sweep after H9N2's wide spread and genetic diversification.

Periodization, they write, should not be based on chronological boundaries, but a "time section dominated by a system of literary norms, standards, and conventions, whose introduction, spread, diversification, integration, and disappearance can be traced" which must be extracted from history, with boundaries marked by both internal and external changes.

In Mexico, current law initiatives assume that the spread of transgenes into centers of crop origin and diversification can be either prevented or reversed if commercial release of GMVs is restricted to areas of industrialized agriculture.

And diversification across many product categories and markets enables the firm to spread risk.

Amplification and diversification of the Mecp family in vertebrates coincided with the spreading of DNA methylation across the genome, and likely contributes to a 'fine tuning' mechanism of gene expression [53], [54].

The other is size and diversification.

"And diversification won't look so dull," he added.

In practical terms, this means greater self-reliance and diversification of, and state support for, agriculture.