Sentence examples for intrinsically diverse from inspiring English sources

Nor do the various ways that empires have managed their intrinsically diverse subject populations; or the ways empires have physically presented or legitimated themselves - for instance by establishing splendid capitals, as Tamerlane did in Samarkand.

The thesis that the whole essence of matter is extension blocks Descartes from holding that matter is itself intrinsically diverse as well as from supposing that matter is differentially distributed in empty space.

Diverse biological rhythms are generated by thousands of cellular oscillators that are intrinsically diverse but somehow manage to function in a coherent oscillatory state.

This demonstrates that human host microbiota are intrinsically diverse and that our current view of these assemblages is only curtailed by the limited depth of sequencing that has been used to interrogate them.

These rhythm generators are composed of thousands of clock cells that are intrinsically diverse, but nevertheless manage to function in a coherent oscillatory state [ 1- 6].

Understanding cancers as intrinsically diverse is crucial because of the importance of heterogeneity in cancer progression and therapeutic resistance (see Fig. 2) (Campbell et al. 2008; Park et al. 2010; Maley et al. 2006; Merlo and Maley 2010).

And why even think about tying something as intrinsically localised and diverse as "rural development" to the centralising, one-size-fits-all CAP Against these arguments for a radical overhaul, the commission's current proposals for CAP reform appear timid.

For the part of electronic conductivity, large, fused aromatics (e.g., triphenylene or even larger π-electron building blocks) figure prominently because of the intrinsically rich and diverse electronic properties that can be accessed for the synthesis of potentially highly conductive networks in the solid state.

Histone deacetylase inhibitors are a large group of diverse molecules intrinsically able to inhibit cell proliferation in various cancer cell lines.

The presentation of ANCA-associated large-vessel vasculitis is diverse but appears intrinsically different from the stenosing lesions of Takayasu's vasculitis [ 6– 9].

The possibility of hybridization between individuals from diverse subpopulations is intrinsically associated with population subdivision and analysis of species-specific families of TEs may help us to understand whether or not the hybridization contributed to the origin of a particular species.