diversification

Examples of diversifying

diversifying

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

More importantly, trade liberalization should be observed in conjunction with governments diversifying their revenue sources.
By diversifying across world markets, there is significant improvement in the efficient frontier of risk versus expected return.
This generation could help both in understanding and avoiding functional flaws as well as in diversifying and improving the technical systems.
But we must ask why resource-rich countries have not succeeded in diversifying?
Estimating diversifying selection and functional constraint in the presence of recombination.
The peasantry saw no purpose in improving yields or diversifying crops when the fruit of their labor was not their own.
All the countries studied were, for example, diversifying the provision of care, trying to integrate provision across traditional service and professional boundaries, and devolving budgets.
If investors have habitat preferences, such diversification may lower borrowing costs by diversifying the creditor pool.
As an outsider, he offered the bolseros an opportunity to advance their project of diversifying the financial system.
I notice, for example, that 'community music therapy' is a term emerging to describe some of these diversifying and hybridising sub-fields of practice.
They could achieve this by diversifying their investments in various commercial ventures across a number of regions and commodities.
Diversifying into new activities has varied across different households, depending on individual household asset characteristics.
If the observed differentiation of a quantitative trait is significantly higher than the differentiation of molecular markers, the trait most likely undergoes diversifying selection.
The industrial use of crops is expanding and diversifying.
The principle is analogous to diversifying one's financial portfolio.
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