Sentence examples for a range of forms of from inspiring English sources

Because biological invasions are perturbations of natural systems they provide excellent opportunities for both natural and manipulative experimentation with potential for a range of forms of replication.

This broader economy includes a range of forms of gig economy work: a relatively small core of persons who rely fully on a gig economy company; others who work with several gig economy companies; and the great majority of gig economy workers who combine gig economy work with part-time or full time employment (the majority of Lyft drivers drive part-time to supplement other employment or income).

A range of forms of reassurance will be observed in medical consultations for cancer patients in remission.

Fisher and Fyrberg (1994) reported a study of 90 introductory psychology students who read reports incorporating a range of forms of deception in research.

As part of a systematic review of a variety of types of interventions for carers, Victor [ 22] summarised studies investigating a range of forms of respite and reached more positive conclusions than Mason et al. [ 21].

In addition, simplistic assumptions about 'matching' educators and participants, for example by sex, may not address the complex interactions and negotiations that take place regarding a range of forms of social difference, from age and ethnicity, to class and sexuality.

He employs a range of forms and phrasing, bringing the vivid particulars of his experiences as a Chicano and gay man to the page.

Evaluation results provide a degree of evidence, first on the suitability of PSL in representing the semantics of a range of forms, and secondly on the designers׳ acceptance of taking up this annotated sketching approach in practice.

Arranged chronologically, the pieces demonstrate the South African's mastery of a range of forms: trenchant political commentary alternates with thoughtful literary criticism; vibrant travel narratives are juxtaposed with deft autobiographical vignettes.

Social ties take a range of forms, some of which may be hierarchical (e.g., ties formed as a result of reporting structures within organizations or in broader sectors).

In this interaction, we may soon find ourselves with a narrower, not a richer, range of forms of dispute resolution.