Sentence examples for host of divergent from inspiring English sources

Margot Wallstrom, the environment commissioner of the European Union, and Erkki Liikanen, the commissioner for enterprise, said the measure struck a balance between a host of divergent views.

Rather, what happened on the 20th, probably at every major turn, was the product of a host of divergent forces and factors bouncing and playing off one another in complex, unpatterned and unpredictable ways.

While Jefferson became a kind of patron saint to a host of wildly divergent political movements (from states'-rights conservatives fed up with government regulations to liberals committed to the institutionalization of equality), Adams quietly receded into the mists of history.

These codon usage biases sometimes frustrate attempts to express high levels of exogenous genes in hosts of widely divergent species.

Most previous work on this system focused on the effects of divergent host adaptation [ 46].

The difference between the brightness of the exterior and central part of a Timema's body ('brightness contrast') is under strong divergent selection between hosts (Ceanothus versus Adenostoma) [71], and the degree of divergence in this trait thus represents one measure of the degree of divergent host-plant adaptation.

In this environment, broad technical knowledge and responsiveness are critical to identifying, protecting, and commercializing a host of technologies ranging over such divergent areas as ballet shoes to microelectronic circuits, software, and groundwater remediation techniques.

Then, the nature of the hosts of such highly divergent homologs in otherwise "cell-ubiquitous" gene families becomes a particularly intriguing question.

Because all but one species of Proserpinus are canalized for host plant use, or color pattern, or phenology and physiology, the rapid derivation of divergent unique traits, each in a separate species, strongly suggest that these adaptations are saltational.

Because host races are a snapshot of an evolutionary process that has operated in time, it is difficult to disentangle the relative roles of divergent selection for performance and/or preference in the process of host race formation.

Thus, sequence comparison between pairs of divergent LTRs allows one to estimate when an insertion in the host genome occurred when combined with an appropriate substitution rate.