Sentence examples for diverse streams from inspiring English sources
If the attempt to synthesise diverse streams of research to better understand human nature is "neuroscientism", then so be it.
Most of all, where was the global hotch-potch that made London and its environs a sea of diverse streams and currents into which we South African exiles could slip?
In future it should benefit as a result of phase one reforms from more streamlined and less onerous CRB requirements, referrals from newly freed up healthcare practices (to boost their pool of elderly coaches), and potentially more diverse streams of funding from local budgets, local authorities, as well as social investment.
By contrast, an algorithm leveraging diverse streams of electronic medical record data reliably identified the handful of acute cases within this large pool of positive tests.
Specifically, our first goal is to highlight some key junctures at which the diverse streams of epigenetic research collide as well as the main knots through which they become entangled or conflated.
Event-based biosurveillance is a new scientific discipline that uses information from the Internet whereby diverse streams of data are characterized prospectively to provide information on events affecting human health.
With a diverse stream of revenue, and its large retail brokerage and asset management businesses, Morgan Stanley remains less exposed to the troubled mortgage business than rivals like Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers.
The steady and diverse stream of regulars is testimony to the multi-cult appeal of this nuevo comfort food, which many devotees order as takeout.
Agricultural landscapes hold tremendous potential for producing a diverse stream of ecosystem services.
And an unimaginably diverse stream of devotees files through the glass doors, from neo-punks with asymmetrical haircuts and sleeve tattoos to music nerds in "Save Ferris" T-shirts and middle-aged preppies straight off the golf course.
Diverse revenue streams can help insulate failures, but do not insure against them.
