Sentence examples for a single diverse from inspiring English sources

2. Tailor Approach Based On Organizational Needs: Boston Consulting Group notes that the best programs are not designed for a single diverse group or situation.

The cDNA samples were considered as either a single, diverse set derived from all organ samples; or as two subsets derived from leaf buds and leaves (leaf buds, Stage 1, Stage 2 and Stage 3 leaves) or mature organs (Stage 3 leaves, flowers, roots and stems).

Because it is not evident where this point will be in any particular system (e.g., Hall and Willis 2005; Matsubara et al. 2011; Payseur and Hoekstra 2005; Zamir and Tadmor 1986), a reasonable compromise might be to choose parents from a single, diverse population or from recently diverged ecotypes.

Three Lutheran churches voted overwhelmingly today to merge into a single, more diverse and more effective denomination of 5.3 million members.

If the fossils of 1.8 or so million years ago and those of the more recent Neanderthal-modern human era were all part of a single, morphologically diverse, species with a wide geographical range, what is there to suggest that it would have been any different in the intervening periods?

The patient population is from a single, ethnically diverse, safety net clinic setting and that is both a strength and weakness.

We targeted three datasets of mammalian species for these analyses: 121 species across the taxonomy of mammals (mammalian dataset), a dense sampling of 87 species of neotropical bats (bat dataset), and a wide geographical sampling of a single genetically diverse bat species (Sturnira lilium dataset).

In fact, this method is so efficient that we were able to multiplex together transposon constructs with different regulatory elements that have the ability to over- and under-express as well as inactivate any gene in the genome to create a single highly-diverse library with more than 690,000 unique transposon mutants (Table  1).

Studying the diverse path might identify other more interesting regulatory pathways, so we introduce a single-source diverse k-short paths algorithm.

Given the amount of money involved, the implications for any dreams of European unity and the uncharted nature of the experiment — can you, in fact, have a single currency for diverse regions and nations without accompanying federal governance?

Whether all current life forms have descended from a single stem or diverse stems, or whether life started chemically once or at different times, were questions left unanswered by Haeckel during his lifetime (Fry 2000, pp. 57 59; Richards 2008, pp. 136 138).