Sentence examples for diverse according from inspiring English sources

AnkA sequences are diverse according to geographic origin, with relative conservation among North American strains and diversity among European bacteria.

About 4 in 10 immigrants are moving directly from abroad to the nation's suburbs, which are growing increasingly diverse, according to census figures released yesterday.

COMET children are ethnically diverse, according to a self-report with 46% White, 26% African American, 14% Hispanic, and 8% Asian.

And while Senegal is predominantly Muslim, Serers and Joolas are more religiously diverse; according to the 2002 Senegalese Census, 25percentt of Joolas and 11percentt of Serers are Christian.

In other words, it's not just a willingness to express emotions that is associated with happiness those emotions need to be diverse, according to Kogan's study of finch use.

Sea Gate isn't racially diverse — according to the 2010 census, it is 77 percent white — but it is ethnically and ideologically disparate, now a place of aspirations rather than entitlements.

Advertising and marketing is failing to reflect the UK's multicultural, diverse society, according to a new poll.

At the same time, they have a poor record of enrolling economically diverse classes, according to a New York Times analysis last year.

Racial segregation in schools is having a negative impact on the education of white students, who tend to do better when taught in a racially diverse environment, according to a study by the thinktank Demos.

The medical school defended race-conscious admissions by saying it needed to recruit students who showed the "cultural sensitivity" that would allow them to serve racially diverse patients, according to a letter from the Education Department's civil rights office.

But as the buying power of Latino and Asian consumers expands, fruit flavors, hotter spices, different textures and grains and even packaging innovations are becoming essential for big food manufacturers trying to appeal to diverse appetites, according to company executives.