Sentence examples for relatively diverse range of from inspiring English sources

Outside of the leading 10, where the US claims five spots, the rankings include a relatively diverse range of universities from across the world.

The test cases studied covered a relatively diverse range of raised and sold animals: calf-to-weanling or calf-to-beef systems (animals sold: from 10-month-old weaners to 36-month-old beef steers).

43 Furthermore, we sampled a relatively diverse range of practices and found that practice characteristics, such as deprivation and QOF achievement, affected how case finding was approached.

While the role(s) and value of individuals in collaborative environments (and organizations in general) has been known for some time (McGregor and Cutcher-Gershenfeld 2005), it is relatively recently that a diverse range of individuals have become major contributors to information (and even knowledge and data) in complex research networks.

Ida's relatively large surface exhibited a diverse range of geological features.

The public hospital sector CT scans were more likely to be performed on males; patients aged over 85 years and were predominantly head scans, whereas private practices tended to scan females and relatively younger patients with a diverse range of CT scan types, including those capturing anatomical sites with greater radiosensitivity.

In comparison to the public hospital setting, the MBS subsidised private sector tended to service females and relatively younger patients with a more diverse range of anatomical areas, constituting the majority of CT scans performed in WA.

Our recent study showed agave cell walls contain relatively low amounts of lignin and a diverse range of non-cellulosic polysaccharides (Additional file 1 shows this in more detail) when compared to most woody and herbaceous plants [ 8].

Studies of animal populations suggest that low genetic heterozygosity is an important risk factor for infection by a diverse range of pathogens, but relatively little research has looked to see whether similar patterns exist in humans.

Among them, metal oxide semiconductors (MOSs) represent a domain of relatively inexpensive and environmentally benign class of materials with a diverse range of properties owing to their rich structural diversity.

Many restaurants, particularly in Scotland, have whisky as well as wine lists, but adding the drink to a diverse range of foods is a relatively new trend.