Sentence examples for multitude and diversity from inspiring English sources
The multitude and diversity of pre-mRNA splicing events quantitatively and qualitatively affect the mRNA population of a variety of genes.
In summary, the multitude and diversity of exchanges within the polar category of amino acids together with the strong signal found in an earlier study [ 43] point to their importance for thermal adaptation of proteins.
Taken together, the multitude and diversity of molecular functions related to syndecan-1 and its different localization highlights a complex tissue specific and development related expression pattern that is perturbed in many tumors.
More recently, the Medical School has tried to adapt its medical syllabus to accommodate a more nuanced and realistic vision of a Mozambican society with a multitude and diversity of health care sectors [ 2].
In the fourth concluding section it is argued that there is not just a multitude of levels and diversity in approaches, but that there is a connection between "politics and method".
Embrace the multitude and, with it, the tremendous diversity of thought and emotion.
A place with a multitude of opinions and viewpoints while no doubt for some leads to promoting tolerance and diversity, but for others merely presents a choice of a multitude of self-imposed castles or virtual institutions.
The complexity and diversity of transmission cycles involving not just humans, but also a multitude of vectors and reservoirs, necessitated a modelling approach which can account for highly non-linear effects of covariates on probability of disease presence.
Understanding the distribution and diversity of the Kdo2-lipid A biosynthetic pathway among bacteria is important for a multitude of reasons.
7, 8 Coral reefs are exposed to a multitude of stressors emanating from human activities 7– 10 and, as a result, have experienced drastic declines in spatial coverage and diversity over the past 50 years.
The city's commitment to reclaim its waterfront is perceived by some critics to be happening at the expense of history and diversity in Waterside and the South End -- the small former "company" houses once occupied by multitudes of factory workers and the long-established black, Polish and Italian neighborhoods.
