Sentence examples for disparate orientations from inspiring English sources
Given the disparate orientations of the genes in this cluster, it seems unlikely that they are under the control of a canonical, orientation-dependent LCR.
Large numbers of scientists, medical doctors, and public health professionals of disparate orientations and areas of expertise sift existing data and contribute new data in an ongoing risk assessment effort.
The insert lengths between paired ends were compared to the corresponding distances between their alignments against the reference genome in order to detect indels, and inversions were detected by disparate strand orientations of paired alignments.
To understand this, we first must understand that sexual orientation and romantic orientation are two disparate entities.
The template contributed to redefining 'professional vision' 43 by encouraging particular ways of looking, categorising and sense-making, fostering a particular orientation to the world, captured in Goodwin's words: "When disparate events are viewed through a single coding scheme, equivalent observations become possible" (ref. 43, p 608).
To those, I say that as a community of people, one that isn't defined by sexual orientation or marriage status, but as a community of citizens living in a United States of America that offers disparate treatment and access to rights and benefits, we have our fight.
Why the disparate responses?
A rather disparate society.
"They're very disparate characters.
It's a disparate experience.
