Meanings of diverse nature in English

This reflects, most probably, the diverse nature of the causal mutations.

Our audiences don't yet mirror its diverse nature.

It had been converted into a cantina whose clientele was suggested by the diverse nature of transport parked outside.

In the past, the programs have been of a diverse nature, many phases of Hebrew life and letters having been touched upon.

The relatively diverse nature of this group reflects the feeling that three white men in a row might be a bit much.

The human body is composed of a number of individual parts, of diverse nature, each one of which is in itself extremely complex.

Recent studies have uncovered the diverse nature by which redox reactions and homeostasis contribute to brain physiology, and when dysregulated to pathological consequences.

Sarcomas represent one of the most challenging tumor types to treat due to their diverse nature and our incomplete understanding of their underlying biology.

While on the subject of churches, I may mention two other fine edifices we visited, both full of interest, though of a diverse nature.

Like many critics of the euro project, he says its foundations are flawed because of the diverse nature of the economies it has sewn together.

Like many critics of the euro project, he believes its foundations are flawed because of the diverse nature of the economies it has sewn together.

Of this constant (principle) which looks upon diverse natures, they are inconstant possessions.

Both men had been wrought, according to their diverse natures, to the pitch of frenzy.

A proof of this is that the rays of different stars produce different effects according to the diverse natures of bodies.

Ligands of structurally diverse natures are able to bind at the CB(1) cannabinoid receptor, suggesting the existence of multiple binding sites on the receptor.