Sentence examples for considerable diversity as from inspiring English sources
Present findings indicate a high prevalence of diabetes but considerable diversity as a function of Hispanic background.
We found that recombination has a considerable impact on viral diversity as well as the average number of escape mutations in the population.
There was considerable diversity among Hispanics/Latinos, as rates for Cubans and Central and South Americans were both 7.6%, whereas the rate was 13.3% for Mexican Americans and 13.8% for Puerto Ricans.
The facades of English cathedrals show a considerable diversity, rather than a consistent progression, as is the case in Northern France and other cathedrals influenced by the French Gothic style.
Default parameters for Evo-Bexpa (Table 1) have been adjusted to produce biclusters with a very low proportion of genes but a high proportion of samples, although there exists considerable diversity in the results, as shown by the deviation.
Giving money to households in poverty is a "southern project", as the considerable diversity of programmes around the developing world demonstrates.
The strains exhibited considerable diversity (56,947 core variable sites as mapped to reference strain MGH78578; mean call rate of 87%).
Our findings suggest that there is considerable diversity within families with regard to viewing the body (as well as within cultures or subcultures).
bHLH transcription factors such as CES accomplish considerable diversity in recognition and regulation of target gene expression through dimerization, resulting in either homodimeric or heterodimeric regulatory complexes (Toledo-Ortiz et al, 2003).
Previous biological and ecological studies suggested a considerable diversity of physiological responses of C. sinicus to different environment conditions as well as distributional variations associated with monsoon, coastal currents, and temperature [ 23– 25].
The ability of studies of organisational subcultures to bring out the diversity as well as continuity of practices holds considerable potential for our understanding of organisational control.
