Sentence examples for different inherently from inspiring English sources

Thus did Dobzhansky explain discontinuities in nature beginning with species as a matter of evolution tracking diverging adaptive peaks, a process that has gone on so long that the entire history of life, seen as adaptation to a vast field of different, inherently discontinuous ecological niches, falls out virtually automatically.

If defining ISIS as "un-Islamic" is impossible given different, inherently subjective interpretations of religion (as Wood and Haykel argue), then defining it as definitively "Islamic" is similarly flawed.

Doing something new and different is inherently full of mistakes.

Second, to unify the representation of seemingly different but inherently consistent dimensions, a promotion method is adopted.

And, god forbid, does different love inherently mean better love?

The process of screening to detect early different diseases inherently is fraught with diverse ethical challenges [ 6, 9].

Our results suggest that due to the inherently different functions of communication channels, each one favors different social behaviors and different strategies for interacting with the environment.

These data suggest that the sub-populations of cells in the meniscus are inherently different but these differences may be masked by the extracellular matrix in explant culture.

Not just the look of film, which is inherently different (not better or worse, just different), but the process is what really draws me in.

These modalities, which differ significantly in temporal and spatial resolution, have inherently different technical requirements.

These two methods were therefore inherently different which could have created differing levels of agreement between the two observers.