Sentence examples for a diversity of classes from inspiring English sources

When commercially available prostaglandins representing a diversity of classes found in P. homomalla were screened, those compounds containing a cyclopentenone ring (e.g., PGA2) caused the greatest inhibition of GST activity, whereas the methyl ester forms of PGE2 and PGF2α displayed little to no inhibitory activity in comparison to solvent controls (Figure 3).

The joint targets between SCO3217 and SCO5881 in ICN N 0.95,0.55) then show a diversity of classes, with the absolute target-regulator (time shifted) correlation predicting the target classification (Supplementary Fig. S9).

Larger schools are more likely to have a diversity of classes offered.

Mammalian genomes do contain a diversity of class 2 families even larger than the one reported in anole that accounts for as much as 3% of their size.

Together, class I elements make up over 80% of the Amanita TE library whereas a diversity of class II DNA tranposons only makes up about 15%% of the library.

Our results indicate that land managers in the southern Appalachians should maintain a diversity of age classes to provide roosting habitat for both species, and that pipistrelles in particular may benefit from retention of mature stands or buffer zones near perennial streams.

However, every large company or business center, from hospitals and airports to Wall Street, includes a diversity of races, classes and ethnic groups, so placing children in the school closest to the parents' workplace would narrow the inequality gap.

Plant-derived antimycobacterial compounds belong to an exceptionally wide diversity of classes, including terpenoids, alkaloids, peptides, phenolics and coumarins.

Both fresh market and processing germplasm are represented, with lines chosen to represent a diversity of environmental adaptations, market classes, parents of mapping populations, and genomic sequencing efforts.

Species composition varied along a continuum of assemblages from a dominance of arboreal lichens on decay class 1 (less decayed) CWD, to Cladonia, Dicranum and Brachythecium species and a diversity of liverworts on decay class 3, to feathermosses and Plagiomnium and Peltigera species on decay class 4 (more decayed) CWD.

The leaves of decision trees are interpreted considering the sample distribution of all classes yielding class membership maps, which can be used as estimates for the diversity of classes in a coarse resolution cell.