Sentence examples for diversity of origin from inspiring English sources

The diversity of origin of approximately homogeneous Manhattan Americans delighted him; it reminded him of Algeria.

Our population-mixing model therefore combines diversity of origin of incomers with urbanisation.

Despite the diversity of origin and definition, discursive approaches share several conceptions about social life.

A similar pattern was found with diversity of origin of adult incomers, although the association was not significant.

Since K. lactis is much more closely related to S. cerevisiae and the other budding yeasts than to S. pombe, this finding suggests a diversity of origin structure as well as origin selection mechanisms among the budding yeasts.

Moreover, the heterogeneity of fibroblast properties, multiplicity of regulatory pathways and diversity of origin for myofibroblasts may underpin clinical diversity in SSc, and provide novel avenues for targeted therapy.

"Clarissa, Ahmed, Franck… they represented the diversity of origins… of the forces of order in our country".

Although all the non-native writers on our list have made a home for themselves in North America — some moved here as children, some as adults — the diversity of origins is striking: Nigeria (Adichie), Peru (Alarcón), Latvia (Bezmozgis), China (Li), Ethiopia (Mengestu), Yugoslavia (Obreht), and Russia (Shteyngart).

This community reflects a diversity of origins, circumstances of migration and concerns.

A measure of the diversity of origins of incomers into each ward was also calculated (Stiller and Boyle, 1996).

There was a highly significant positive trend linking quintile categories of 1991 198181 population ratio and diversity of origins of all-ages immigrants (χ=215.6 on 1 df, P<0.0001).