Sentence examples for diversified forms from inspiring English sources

Having realised that prices can fall as well as rise and that houses are illiquid assets, many more people may opt for the greater flexibility of renting and hold their wealth in more diversified forms.

During the first half of the 16th century, before the Spanish occupation, there were diversified forms of ironwork, such as protective grilles for doors, windows, and chapels, often in fleur-de-lis patterns; window gratings of vertical bars, frequently octagonal in section; and interlacing bars, producing rectangular or lozenge-shaped patterns.

So far, few educational programs in diversified forms have shown some success in improving physicians' knowledge and performance in clinical practice.

These data demonstrate the diversified forms in which teaching-related information are stored and that these repositories contain information about what to teach, how to teach, what works in the classroom, and what resources or materials to use.

As shown in Fig. 5, this type of converters can also be divided into semi-bridge mode, full bridge mode, clamping twin module mode and other diversified forms according to the types adopted in sub-modules.

However, the more diversified forms reflected in public health interventions and cooperation with NGOs and local government in India's programs seem to be closer to the needs of the rural population.

By that time, Blanc had diversified, forming his own production company, along with his son Noel.

Sequences obtained early after infection (12 wpi) from these SMs were closely related but subsequently diversified, forming animal and time-point-specific clusters.

Dr. Pinker's argument depends on statistics, but Dr. Lifton's rejoinder depends on the historical sense that modernity has been permeated by violence in ever-diversifying forms.

Since sections Repandae and Suaveolentes have diversified to form several species following polyploidization, characters were reconstructed for these sections separately to examine colour evolution subsequent to their origin.

This strategy has proved very successful: MEs are evolutionarily ancient, highly diversified in form, ubiquitous in distribution, and often extremely numerous within their host populations [ 1].