The phrase "assimilate different" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of integrating or incorporating different elements or ideas, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "In order to create a cohesive team, we need to assimilate different perspectives and experiences."
Alternatives: "integrate diverse" or "incorporate various".
Ability of Kodamaea ohmeri strains to assimilate different sugars was tested using biochemical strips (Hi Media) for yeast.
Thus, bacteria have evolved to develop various mechanisms to assimilate different phosphorus-containing compounds available to them.
This fungus was reported to have the capability to assimilate different types of carbon sources, such as xylose, glycerol and arabinose, and to directly utilize polysaccharides, such as starch and cellulose [ 13, 34].
In a snow assimilation experiment, we investigate the relative merits of assimilating different types of observations (snow cover area and snow water equivalent).
The biochemical pathways by which K. brevis acquires and assimilates different sources of N and P are poorly characterized.
TRS was only 1.0 g/L at the end of the culture, indicating that C. curvatus had an exceptional capacity of assimilating different sugar components generated by enzymatic hydrolysis.
Contemporary immigrants will eventually, inevitably assimilate, but different racial and ethnic groups may experience different rates of assimilation.
T Woods Dear Mr Woods You were leading a double life for many years and have suddenly had to assimilate two different aspects of yourself into a single personality.
However, it is difficult to assimilate two different types of observations into a rainfall runoff model simultaneously because there is a time lag between soil moisture and streamflow owing to the runoff routing process.
Arrow's theorem, if analogues of its various assumptions and conditions are appropriate, then tells us that there is no procedure for arriving at an "overall" ordering that assimilates different criterial comparisons.
The Davidsonian position has, nevertheless, been variously assimilated, at different times and by different critics, to both the realist and the anti-realist camp.
