Sentence examples for diverse given from inspiring English sources

A live ensemble, in any case, would have to be prohibitively diverse, given the variety of music he draws on.

These structures appear to be surprisingly diverse given relative simplicity of the model.

The climates of the INDEPTH member HDSSs we examined are relatively diverse given their similar latitude.

The evaluation observes that the number of research activities is still relatively high and diverse given the number of staff.

Thus, also the understanding of responsiveness as a relation between innovators and stakeholders becomes more diverse, giving space to more overlapping and 'porous' roles for producers and adopters.

Across the three categories under which electronic artists are traditionally cloistered the aforementioned Best Dance Recording, as well as Best Dance/Electronic Album, and Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical this year's Non-Classical thiscouraginglyearverse, giving nods to more underground acts (Flying Lotus and CFCF) and glowstick-stained stadium-fillers (Skrillex, Diplo, and Kaskade) alike.

Although these diseases are defined as classical, clinical features can nonetheless be diverse, giving rise to atypical presentations and/or onset.

Analysis restricted to European cohorts (ie, excluding North American cohorts whose genetic background may be more ethnically diverse) gave an OR of 1.01 (95% CI 0.96 to 1.07) with no significant heterogeneity (phet=0.31, I=16.8%).

"She's comfortable living and breathing in diverse communities, given her family composition and her values".

The problem is that we'd have to learn really diverse languages, given that the most awarded films at festivals are Asian or from the Middle East," he told the Adnkronos news agency.

If it's a hit -- always a big if -- the audience will be larger, more politically diverse and, given the stars, older (and therefore more likely to vote) than that of "Fahrenheit 9/11".