Sentence examples for two differing forms of from inspiring English sources

"There are two differing forms of recovery," he said.

In the early Hyksos period (17th century bc) the Northwestern Semites living in Egypt adapted hieroglyphic characters in at least two slightly differing forms of letters to their own purposes.

Modern Malay is written in two slightly differing forms of the Latin alphabet, one used in Indonesia and one in Malaysia, as well as in a form of the Arabic alphabet called Jawi, which is used in Malaya and in parts of Sumatra.

(A haplotype is a set of alleles, or differing forms of genes, that occur close to one another on a chromosome and tend to be inherited together).

Across the interviews there was some discussion about the differing forms of mass media consumption by different patient groups.

The main challenge is to transition between the differing forms of continuity.

Whitehead's belief in a continuum of mental qualities fits neatly with evolutionary theory where it is commonplace to conceive differing forms of organic complexity as associated with differing levels of mental capacity.

There remains a need for further trials that compare differing forms of comprehensive geriatric assessment.

Given the wide range of total time for cycling races versus soccer matches, and the differing forms of locomotion used, it is not at all surprising that the total distance covered by athletes of the two respective sports varies considerably.

Some evidence suggests that there has been a pronounced growth in differing forms of CAM in Eastern Europe in recent years.

The age of consent is complicated, with differing ages in different forms of legislation.