Yet there was so much varied scenery to take in that the 14km walk was enjoyable despite the heat.
Chinese cards are much more varied in quality and languages - English, traditional Chinese and simplified Chinese, and even some that were a mixture of three or more languages.
Once we have access to the fullest range of human modifications, we will find less cause to mimic our favourite celebrity or, at least, our favourite celebrities will be much more varied in their appearance and their talents.
The findings may explain why coyotes in the East are generally larger than their Western counterparts — that is, more wolflike in size — and why they are so much more varied in coat color, as might be expected from a creature with a more diverse genome.
But life has been much more varied in its impact.
Additionally, permeability was much more varied in mechanically microcracked rocks than those induced thermally, suggesting that thermal microcracks develop isotropically.
Rejecters were much more varied in their responses, only achieving a high level of correctness on intelligent design (hard to miss, since the word "intelligent" appears in the correct definition).
The age of onset of individual manifestations and the severity of symptoms are much more varied in females than in males.
However, the gluco-regulatory dysfunction experienced by mice treated with rapamycin while on a high fat diet highlights a potential concern with regard to the therapeutic use of rapamycin in humans, in which the dietary intake is much more varied in both content and composition.
However, the distribution of Ga-PRGD2 was much less varied in the skeletal muscles, bone marrow and myocardium than that of F-FDG; thus,Ga-PRGD2 introduced less background noise and prevented possible evaluation bias in the assessment of disease severity and treatment response (figure 1E, F).
