Sentence examples for differing forms of from inspiring English sources

The play paints a portrait of a marriage mired in distrust, differing forms of abuse, and profound and ceaseless longing.

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

Don't get me wrong: there is a valuable debate to be had about differing forms of protest, but I hardly think a lovely street party on a summer's day is the linchpin for it.

The result of interbreeding between the two species was revealed in a 2011 study that showed that some alleles (differing forms of genes) from Neanderthals and other archaic human groups influenced the development of immune systems belonging to modern humans with non-African ancestries.

However, this idea also leads Hegel to consider the importance of differing forms of mutual recognition.

These realizations lead to fears about uncertainty of how PDD might be expressed in a second child with PDD, and the possibility that differing forms of PDD within the same family might exacerbate the situation.

The effect is playful and surprising as the viewer explores the space to discover a multiplicity of differing forms and realize that this seemingly haphazard arrangement of mirrors is anything but accidental.

Members of the corresponding male society, Poro, also wear masks, although they are of differing form.

The effects of the conditional factors that we have identified may differ for different forms of behavior.

The slight difference in the fatigue behaviour of the FSW specimens whose process parameters differed form those of the unwelded composite was explained by the different microstructural homogeneity in the transition from the base to the FSW zone.

However, the precise nature and timing of these events differs markedly between the different forms of NCL.