Sentence examples for worldwide diversity from inspiring English sources

These newer producers have been shaped by the same worldwide diversity of wines as their audience.

Signs and prayer flags point the way to temples and monasteries where visitors can explore a worldwide diversity of holy architecture and gardens.

Over the past decade, the worldwide diversity of Anaplasma marginale, an economically important tick-borne pathogen of cattle, has become apparent.

Hibbeln, J. R., Nieminen, L. R., Blasbalg, T. L., Riggs, J. A. & Lands, W. E. Healthy intakes of n−3 and n−6 fatty acids: estimations considering worldwide diversity.

Data for birds and protected area requirements yield estimated costs for maintaining worldwide diversity targets.

The first major test of the hypotheses was a pioneering study by Cann et al. (1987) surveying worldwide diversity in mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA).

Genetic analysis of the global diversity of CTVT cancers has indicated that the lineage has achieved considerable heterogeneity, with substantial lineage diversity present worldwide (Murgia et al., 2006; Rebbeck et al., 2009).

Worldwide subclade diversity and distribution of J2a-M410 suggest its spread from West and Central Asia into India through NW corridor (Fig. 1a).

And in June 2014, Google took a brave step and published their worldwide gender diversity data, which showed that only 17% of Google's engineers are female, and women make up just 21% of the company's leadership.

It is difficult to judge the significance of this finding, though it is worth highlighting that a recent analysis of worldwide bovine diversity indicated that the magnitude of African introgression into Iberian cattle was around 7.5%23.

The researchers chose two African samples (San and Yoruba), a European (French), an East Asian (Chinese), and an Oceanian (Papuan) to represent worldwide genetic diversity.