Sentence examples for a vastly different environment from inspiring English sources

The fact that these extra hours create a vastly different environment from the rest of the school day is why they should not be mandatory.

Cell lines are forced to adapt to a vastly different environment and this could lead to important characteristics of the original tumor to be selected against and eventually lost.

But if that period in the 1970s, before the series became a global business that slates itself third behind only the Olympics and World Cup soccer, is considered one of its golden ages, how has it continued its relevance today in the vastly different environment of a highly professional, global sport?

If they are alive, is there any chance of keeping them alive in my vastly different environment, or should I send them home? A. Send them home: they miss the woods.

One concerns the mere adjustment to social and cultural climate, as experienced at two different types of institutions: "There is an adjustment to two vastly different environments.

Furthermore, the analysis of marine viromes across four oceanic regions suggests that viral community composition and nucleic acid type (i.e. dsDNA vs. ssDNA) is a function of geographic location and that vastly different environments support similar viral communities that differ only in the abundance of the dominant viral members [36].

That's no small feat, but it accomplished in a vastly different competitive environment.

In honey bees, JHBP-1 might be under selection allowing adaptation to the vastly different environments these bees inhabit, possibly leading to differences in adult worker development and responses to food availability and different food resources.

After all, children of different intelligence, raised in vastly different environments, acquired language at much the same pace, and very few (if any) of them were systematically tutored or rewarded.

The discovery suggests that contrary to older theories that say our ancestors simply out-survived or out-lived more 'archaic' humans, it might have been the interbreeding of different species in the Homo genus that helped modern humans survive, offering our ancestors unique genetic 'gifts' that let them adapt to vastly different environments around the world.

But the overriding factor appears to have less to do with consumer behavior than it does the vastly different environments in which the music and film industries are operating.