Sentence examples for diverse categories from inspiring English sources
Anecdotes about Adolf are many and generally fall into two diverse categories.
Other than the above connections, CCR2 was also associated with diverse categories with the highest impact on EXPA6_4, Xyl2-like_2, and EXPA8_1.
Electrospinning has been considered as a versatile fiber fabrication technique due to its enormous potential to develop polymeric membranes for diverse categories of applications.
These diverse categories include efforts focused on creating public demand for green buildings, cutting down on transportation emissions, reducing consumption of goods and services, and shifting cultural attitudes and norms.
Several implementations of virtual testing frameworks for diverse categories of materials are also presented, with particular emphasis on composites, cellular materials and biomaterials (collectively described as heterogeneous systems, in this context).
The data reveal features of the ion channel architecture and of diverse categories of binding sites, such as those that bind orthosteric ligands, including neurotransmitters, and those that bind allosteric modulators, such as general anesthetics, ivermectin, or lipids.
Does any of that resonate among white men, obviously a diverse category?
In cases that broke before the advent of Internet sleuthing, they often called themselves "private investigators," which represented a shockingly diverse category.
In that moment, I swear two timelines opened up: in one, I launched from my chair and Mean Girls-style tackled her, rattling off a list of YA books she should read before disregarding such a diverse category.
"Opportunity Democrats" don't dislike corporations as much as "Solid Liberals" do, "Disaffected Democrats" mistrust government, and members of the "Devout and Diverse" category usually vote liberal but are deeply religious.
Proteins anchored with a single transmembrane helix in the cytoplasmic membrane represent the most abundant and functionally diverse category of membrane proteins in humans, in Arabidopsis, as well as in bacteria and archaea1.
