Sentence examples for whose diversity from inspiring English sources

For comparison the databases BitterDB [42] listing 606 molecules with documented bitter taste and SuperSweet [43] listing 342 molecules with proven or likely sweet taste were combined to 806 taste molecules here named TasteDB, a diverse set of molecules whose diversity can be explained by the different types of receptors involved in recognition of sweet and bitter taste [44].

The research suggests an increasing reliance on wild pollinators, such as bumblebees and hoverflies, whose diversity is in decline.

A crowd whose diversity bore witness to the bestselling author's wide appeal were united in grief and celebration.

In 2012, we finally have a presidential field whose diversity mirrors the diversity of American Christianity as a whole.

Rather, the school was something more uncommon and more notable: an institution whose diversity simply reflected the entirety of its surrounding communities.

Citrus trees originated in China and are part of a complex genus whose diversity is "mind-boggling", ranging from oranges and lemons to pomelos and kumquats.

But the conditions need to be right, says Suran Dickson, whose organisation, Diversity Role Models, works with schools to counter negative stereotypes.

He is also steeped in Malaysian culture, whose ethnic diversity has influenced an Islam different than that of his parents' homeland.

Melville sailed on whaling expeditions and understood well the crushing labor required to sustain America's prosperity — to keep the whale oil burning in a rich man's lamp — as well as the delicate maneuvering required to pilot a crew whose "demographic diversity," as Philbrick calls it, predicted America's future.

Very long-chain fatty acids (VLCFAs) are essential lipids whose functional diversity is enabled by variation in their chain length.

Metal nanoplatelets (NPLs) display an important class of nanomaterials, whose morphological diversity is limited due to the uniform mechanisms governing their growth.