Sentence examples for takes varying forms from inspiring English sources

Doctoral training also takes varying forms.

In this tutorial we have described how network meta-analysis can be conducted on the log-hazard ratio scale when the data on the survival endpoint available from the network of studies takes varying forms: count statistics and hazard ratio statistics from two and multi-arm trials.

In different communities, charitable activity may take varying forms.

Such processes involve varying forms of agency.

In Gremlins, now running Ghostbusters a close second at the American box office, the creatures take on varying forms.

The latter views take widely varying forms, but they generally see moral principles as requirements of rationality or reason, or as the output of a hypothetical agreement among reasonable, suitably situated persons.

It's certainly true that many of the Founders shared and practiced a Christian faith, although it took widely varying forms (including the Deism of figures like Tom Paine, George Washington, and Ben Franklin and the skepticism of Thomas Jefferson).

Most tablets came in 50mg form, but mothers seem to have taken varying amounts.

Other marketers took varying positions on variable definitions.

Different companies have taken varying approaches to this.

Separately, well over a dozen women have accused Trump of varying forms of sexual misconduct.