Sentence examples for a much greater array from inspiring English sources

Our provenance trial study involves a much greater array of genetic diversity than would be expected from a single natural population, a feature shared with the studies of genetically diverse hybrid populations (e.g., Dungey et al. 2000) that often show strong plant genotype effects on associated herbivores (Tack et al. 2010).

The cleavage site histograms for BN2 lipid A are analogous to the ones presented earlier, with the histogram for CID dominated by phosphate loss and acyl chain cleavage, while the histogram for UVPD shows a much greater array of diagnostic ions, including those arising from C O, C C, C N, and glycoside and cross-ring cleavages that are not observed upon CID.

A combination of co-culture with non-parenchymal liver cells and optimal GF stimulation was found to induce endoderm and hepatic phenotypes earlier and to a much greater extent than GF arrays or micropatterned co-cultures used individually (Tuleuova et al., 2010).

There was also a much greater computational burden associated with running GSEA on 180,000 arrays compared with using the mean squared rank on the same number of assays.

A CCD detector with a much greater number of 'independent' pixels, achieved by tiling a 2×2 array of CCDs, each of which has 1242×1152 pixels is described here.

Because of the broad diversity of pathogens and the large number of gene families involved, constructing a functional gene array to detect genes associated with virulence and antibiotic resistance is a much greater challenge.

With high resolution, array CGH is capable of identifying the underlying chromosomal cause of ASD in a much greater number of patients.

This interaction triggers synthesis and release of a wide array of cytokines and chemoattractants by the leukocytes that exacerbate inflammation and ultimately results in a much greater leukolysis worsening the lesions [ 25, 27].

Posey had a much greater impact Thursday.

It has a much greater decorative effect.

The enemy took a much greater loss.