Sentence examples for with diverse aspects from inspiring English sources

The Hedgehog (Hh) signaling pathway is associated with diverse aspects of cellular events, such as cell migration, proliferation, and differentiation throughout embryonic development and tissue patterning.

Body size and shape are traits that correlate with diverse aspects of the biology of a species, from genetics, physiology and life history to ecology.

In previous sections we described the inside-out theory and its consistency with diverse aspects of eukaryotic cell biology.

LTPs have been previously associated with diverse aspects of cell wall development and formation and have also been shown to be more highly expressed in flax outer stem tissues [ 17, 39].

But there are certain limits to discussing with our results how ego-integrity affects healthy aging, and therefore it would be worthwhile to observe how ego-integrity affects healthy aging independently through studies with diverse aspects.

In summary, separate literatures on executive semantic processing and action understanding have linked similar left hemisphere networks – encompassing IFG/premotor cortex, IPL and pMTG – with diverse aspects of semantic cognition (Noonan et al., 2010; Watson et al., 2013).

Several advances are needed to better integrate conservation planning with the diverse aspects of marine spatial planning.

The interconnection of defense with other diverse aspects of host physiology can set the stage for trade-offs between immunity and other costly life-history traits (Lazzaro and Little 2009; Parker et al. 2011).

In my own organisation, Hertfordshire Partnership University NHS foundation trust, we have developed early models for continuous improvement, and found staff have been keen to experiment with these in diverse aspects of our work.

DEX use was also associated with improvement in diverse aspects of sedation quality and the quality of patient communication.

This development would counter the existing focus and contribute to a 'balanced scorecard' approach [ 3] to providing varied yet complementary insight into the overall system of care, with indicators measuring important yet diverse aspects.