Sentence examples for biological diversity present from inspiring English sources
In this beautiful place, packed with life of all kinds, I feel inspired to continue my work and especially to try to better understand the links between human cultural diversity and the biological diversity present here.
Fifty seven percent of the 268 predicted proteins present no similarities with any known protein in Genbank, underlining the wealth of undiscovered biological diversity present in oceanic viruses, which are estimated to harbour 200Mt of carbon.
Virtual populations attempt to encompass the biological diversity present among in vivo subjects.
One of the most promising and productive research approaches in contemporary biology involves deploying modern genomic methods to investigate the origin, maintenance, and function of biological diversity present in natural populations.
Drawing on what was, for the time, an impressive knowledge of biological diversity, Darwin presented his case for the gradual evolution of complex organs like the eyes currently reading this introduction (and, one would hope, about to read the other articles in this special issue).
This process will tend to oversample large clonal deletions and thus may not yield a true representation of the biological diversity of deletions present (see Supplemental Note 3).
Microorganisms account for a major proportion of our planet's biological diversity and thus present an enormous and largely unknown resource that can be utilised in the discovery of novel genes, bioactive molecules [ 1] and new biocatalysts.
The inclusion of Acochlidia extends the structural and biological diversity in pulmonates, presenting a remarkable flexibility concerning habitat choice.
It is now clear that biological diversity increases when top predators are present.
The large heterogeneous nature of genomes and both current and future availability of increasing amounts of sequences merit the consideration of methodologies that can appropriately handle the amount of diversity present in large scale biological data.
Biogeography is the discipline of biology that studies the present and past distribution patterns of biological diversity and their underlying environmental and historical causes.
