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This may partly be due to the fact that the superfamily was so diverse that the PASS2-HMM itself was getting noisy due to the diversity or else the hit obtained was too distant to get validated using the HMM validation cut-offs.

The greater universe envisioned by eternal inflation is so unimaginably large, chaotic and diverse that the question of a beginning to the whole shebang becomes almost irrelevant.

But the rewards of this stylishly executed event are so rich and diverse that the memory of the hard miles soon melts away.

These two professional pundits are part of a cast of characters who reappear throughout the book, a cast so large and diverse that the text is prefaced by an annotated list of dramatis personae.

Will Walker, who will begin our series today, says he hasn't a clue about his future plans; his tastes are so diverse that the only certainty, so far, seems to be a need for a liberal arts education.

The foundation of Alagappan's thinking is sound:  traditional positions may be convenient and familiar, but the players grouped as power forwards or shooting guards have become so diverse that the terms themselves have lost all meaning.

We would go a step further and say that the more diverse that team, the better the results.

Generally, as the electorate becomes more diverse, that would shift the momentum increasingly toward Democrats in future years.

The more clustered together a single racial group is, the less diverse that area is.

The terrain of the Nicobars is more diverse than that of the Andamans.

I think the more an organization is diverse that way, the healthier it is, and better decisions will come out.