Sentence examples for a correspondingly diverse from inspiring English sources

It's a radically different approach that Kynaston says was designed to "champion individuality", and the products lend themselves to a correspondingly diverse range of functions and looks.

"Instead of embracing religious pluralism and the possibility of a correspondingly diverse invocation practice, Rowan County's commissioners created a 'closed-universe' of prayer-givers dependent solely on election outcomes," wrote Wilkinson.

Analysis of the Arabidopsis-Hpa interaction has been particularly informative because of the extensive genetic variation in responses of different Arabidopsis accessions to a correspondingly diverse set of natural pathogen isolates [16], [17].

Sarcomas represent a disparate group of malignancies with highly variable natural history and a correspondingly diverse range of potential therapeutic strategies.

The LHI reef hosts at least 83 species of scleractinian coral, (many of which are endemic; [ 52]), and a correspondingly diverse and endemic Symbiodinium assemblage [ 53].

GO analysis shows that gained genes are drawn from a diverse range of functional categories and are therefore likely to contribute a correspondingly diverse range of novel phenotypes to recipient lineages.

This provides a diverse and potential flexible arsenal for the host to recognize a variety of correspondingly diverse carbohydrates on the surface of pathogens.

Societies' responses have been correspondingly diverse.

How different systems functioned was likely to have been correspondingly diverse, but this variation is under-appreciated.

Diagnostic and treatment strategies are correspondingly diverse.

For multicellular organisms and parasites, the cells are in more stable environments, whereas Tetrahymena must survive exposure to all the substances and organisms in the fresh water that surrounds it, and thus would benefit from having a large number of diverse genes to enable it to sense and respond to this correspondingly diverse and ever-changing set of environmental conditions.