Sentence examples for with very varied from inspiring English sources

About 35 were identified with very varied supporting evidence, including some with a putative protective effect.

Asch described a patient with very varied 'self-destructive' desires who 'felt that she must do something, squeeze something, to dig at her wrists with her fingernails, to smash something, to cut herself'.

Royal College of Surgeons council member Scarlett McNally cautions: "While this initiative will raise awareness about dementia, any new NHS training package will need to be carefully planned and tested, as a 'one size fits all' package may not offer value to staff with very varied experiences".

Increasingly, agencies hire people from a wide range of disciplines and with very varied backgrounds, which allows a number of different perspectives to be brought to any problem.

There's were so many subjects to choose from: The 29-year-old Irishman with "a very varied mixed taste of indie and modern rock," who will only take me to the Kings of Leon concert if I travel in a straitjacket.

In Professor Layton and the Azran Legacy, the puzzles are solid, enjoyable and very varied with only a few repeat patterns, even if some are a little more mathsy than my brain would like.

Benoliel et al. compared 91 PPTN with 54 classical trigeminal neuralgia (TN) patients and showed that the temporal features of PPTTN were very varied with only 50% having continuous pain whereas others reported daily pain but which lasted less than 4 hours, some even had very short attacks that were similar to TN like pain.

Their native habitats are very varied, with different elevations, bioclimatic areas and substrates, being found predominantly in open spaces ranging from low marshes to rocky hillsides and montane pastures, and including grassland, scrub, woods, river banks and rocky crevices.

The wait time for patients to get a referral and an appointment with a neurosurgeon is very varied.

With a faculty that includes very varied authors, there is never going to be a uniform approach.

The subject matter of the carvings of the central brackets on misericords is very varied, but with many common themes occurring in different churches.