Sentence examples for diverse diversity from inspiring English sources
When networks are diverse, diversity will be found at all levels of any organization.
If their preconceptions, assumptions and tacit knowledge is diverse, diversity of the results would probably be enhanced.
The clustered genes on 7096 were slightly more diverse (mean diversity score of 0.072) than genes isolated from the three animals (diversity scores of 0.057 to 0.063).
In the last several days, Mr. Cheney has repeatedly used the words diverse or diversity to describe what a Bush administration would be like.
Diverse occupancy (diversity in terms of when and how occupants occupy a building) in spaces could result in increase of loads that are not actual demands for an HVAC system, leading into inefficiencies.
The disparity, which is roughly the same throughout New York City's suburbs, highlights one of the emerging issues of political life throughout the region: while the population is growing increasingly diverse, that diversity is seldom reflected in village or town councils or county legislatures.
In fact, this is in agreement with the studies done by others that showed less diverse microbial diversity of sponges compared to its surrounding water (Cuvelier et al. 2014).
It was shown that similarity was the base for induction: indeed, inductive strength (i.e., willingness to generalize) was increased if X and Y were typical organisms, similar to the majority of the category (typicality effect); strength of induction was also increased if X and Y were two highly diverse organisms (diversity effect).
If children grow up in a diverse environment, diversity is a just part of life.
If your workforce is diverse – think diversity of thought, race, gender, sexuality, ability, and class – then you can be certain your employees were affected by the vitriolic rhetoric espoused on the campaign trail.
