Sentence examples for of differing nature from inspiring English sources

Further, the coexistence of crises of differing nature and intensity in the same region renders defining the beginning and end of humanitarian crises difficult, if not irrelevant.

The third and fourth movements are again more lyrical, like the first, but of differing natures.

Previous studies of rural health in Scotland indicate that the pattern of services provided at remote and rural general practices differs from urban based practice, with higher consultation rates, differing nature of consultations, and a wider range of generalist services provided by individual practitioners [ 4].

This study further suggests that the rate differential between the first one or two with the remaining cell divisions can differ for mutations of different nature (here different lethalities).

We pooled the results separately for drug registration, WHO-prequalification and licensing of drug outlets, given their differing nature.

The thermodynamic sorption functions for the sorption process of probes of differing chemical nature into PIBORNMA solution were obtained and discussed in terms of the probes' interactions with PIBORNMA.

The taxonomy of content is further detailed based on dimensions common to corporate restructuring research to partially account for the severely differing natures of actions.

Reluctance to apply human rights law during armed conflicts was also due to the differing natures and 'roots' of humanitarian and human rights law (Solis 2010, 24).

Most electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) studies of MCUs have not taken into account the contrasting nature of differing architectures.

This requirement has resulted in the development of land suitability maps for agriculture by combining several factors of various natures and of differing importance.

Unfortunately, some data are not simply transferable to Germany because of differing habitat structures and sensitivity of nature which are region-specific.