Sentence examples for a variety of differing forms from inspiring English sources

Some evidence suggests that Russian adolescents may be subject to a variety of differing forms of peer victimisation including physical violence and abuse [ 8] and that this may be impacting on both their physical and mental health [ 1, 8].

It could take a variety of different forms.

Aristotle considers a fair number of differing forms of political organization, and sets most aside as inimical to the goal human happiness.

Upon his death, however, commentaries were needed because the text, when it achieved written form, lacked historical sequence in the arrangement of materials, suffered from ambiguity of both text and meaning, showed a variety of differing readings, was recorded in a defective script, and even contained apparent contradictions.

(A haplotype is a set of alleles, or differing forms of genes, that occur close to one another on a chromosome and tend to be inherited together).

And the IRS, dealing with a complicated tax code, had to manage and deal with a wide variety of exceptions and differing forms, for both businesses and individual taxpayers.

Some evidence suggests that there has been a pronounced growth in differing forms of CAM in Eastern Europe in recent years.

There remains a need for further trials that compare differing forms of comprehensive geriatric assessment.

Whitehead's belief in a continuum of mental qualities fits neatly with evolutionary theory where it is commonplace to conceive differing forms of organic complexity as associated with differing levels of mental capacity.

"There are two differing forms of recovery," he said.

Glossopteris occurred in a variety of growth forms.