Sentence examples for diverse from those from inspiring English sources
"Tenant interest has been quite diverse, from those looking for 5,000 square feet to more than 50,000 square feet," as well as companies in a range of industries, Mr. Tomasulo said.
The properties of solids containing transition metal complexes are distinct and diverse from those of purely organic systems as well as from those of inorganic materials.
CTCs (micro-metastasis) may stay dormant in distant organs for many years, and genetic changes of these cells may arise and reflect differences in these cells that are distinctively diverse from those of the primary tumor [ 52].
Each candidate is so diverse from the other.
The slave population--just like the free population--was religiously diverse from the first.
"The girls who box are from very diverse backgrounds, from those using it as a way out of crime, to navy officers".
"Lords of Salem" drew a more tattooed, metal-tinged audience, while "Seven Psychopaths," the star-driven genre-hopping Martin McDonagh comedy-thriller, had a diverse audience, from those who loved Mr. McDonagh's previous film, "In Bruges," to those just interested in some psychopathic debauchery.
The recently developed RAPMAD approach [3] is used to select the most diverse pockets from those with matching physico-chemical properties to ensure structural dissimilarity.
However, the LBP patient group with leg pain has been defined in diverse ways, from those with any leg pain to those with radiculopathy and an MRI-confirmed clinical diagnosis of nerve root compression [ 16].
Tactics are diverse, ranging from benefit-bestowing to cost-inflicting.
