Sentence examples for be less diverse from inspiring English sources
Hence, although we have chosen the genomes outside A. baumannii to maximize known biochemical and ecological diversity within these species, these were found to be less diverse than A. baumannii.
Therefore, this result does not simply reflect a lack of dietary diversity in sampled taxa, although marsupials are often considered to be less diverse in morphology and ecology than placentals.
They are the foundation without which nature is always going to be less diverse," says Hilborne.
"There will be fewer performances, there will be less things to see, culture will be less diverse.
They are states with largely rural populations that tend to be less diverse racially and ethnically, and they tend to vote more for conservative Republicans — the same trend found in the rural counties of the bluest of states.
Matthew Taylor, the respected chair of the Social Integration Commission, called on governors to issue regular reports on how their pupils are mixing to prevent serious divisions in society – saying that Muslim schools were of particular concern as their intakes tend to be less diverse.
It was also observed that gut microbiota in IOP treated groups were less diverse than others in terms of lower Shannon diversity index and Chao 1 estimator.
This means that the model networks exhibit a larger diversity on the periphery, compared to the bacterial networks which are less diverse at this distance.
Jury pools in federal judicial districts are less diverse than the localities where murders are committed.
