Sentence examples for to the diversifying from inspiring English sources

The N-terminal sequence is usually much more conserved than the mature peptide, possibly due to the diversifying selection on the latter [ 5].

For the 454 libraries, this could be due to the diversifying effects of the linker amplification process [ 15], but it is harder to explain this trend in the Ion Torrent metagenomes or find a process that ties low library amplification in the 100ng Illumina metagenome to lower duplication levels.

There has been no concrete evidence demonstrating that the evolution of Rf-PPRs is related to the generation of novel ORFs in mitochondria; however, there certainly must be a selective constraint to the diversifying selection of the Rf-PPRs, in the same manner as there are pathogens restricting the evolution of the R genes.

Specialized nectar yeasts are believed to grow equally well in different nectar-sugar compositions ([ 24], Figure  2), although data on host-genotype interaction of M. reukaufii provides some support to the diversifying selection hypothesis [ 51] and suggests growth characteristics to be rather strain-specific.

The mayor of Ferguson wants to the diversify the police force, to invest in programs for schools and businesses.

The advantage of Shewanella in biotechnology is mainly attributed to the diversified metabolic capabilities that included versatile electron-transfer systems (Hau & Gralnick, 2007, Fredrickson et al., 2008).

Due to the diversified health benefits conferred by them, they have earned a prominent recognition as Nutraceuticals presently limelighted in the health market.

In response to calls to increase and to diversify the student population, two new types of programmes were developed.

"At some point, as the market continues to diversify, the product is going to have to match the market.

The obvious solution was to use oil money to diversify the economy.

"We need to talk about diversifying the world of television.