Sentence examples for comparison to core from inspiring English sources

Here we test the hypothesis that aging forest edges and small fragments (3.4 295.7 ha) are greatly impoverished in terms of species richness and abundance of large trees in comparison to core areas of forest interior.

In comparison to core populations, peripheral populations have low density and recruitment, and are subject to different selective pressures, such as environmental conditions, food type and availability, predation, disease, etc., which may result in behavioural modifications to mating.

One might, therefore, conjecture that the consensus between the databases would significantly increase by restricting the comparison to core metabolic processes.

VAB also leads to a higher diagnostic yield and greater accuracy in MRI-guided procedures [ 4] and permits the retention of the needle in the breast during cylinder collection, resulting in a lower risk of needle dislocation in comparison to core needle biopsy.

But they pale in comparison to our core desire and right: to live in freedom and dignity in the land of our forefathers.

Institutional investors are in the same situation: While many have launched ground-breaking new investment strategies and commitments to tackle climate change, these initiatives are often small in comparison to their core assets and are merely a modest first step vis-à-vis the challenges and risks that climate change poses.

[Yes, let's not forget that Google also has a social network. It's like Facebook except no one uses it!] "Please remember that new investments like this are very small by comparison to our core business".

Of course, with a market cap approaching $300 billion, Google could make a $1 billion investment in Calico and it would still be a very small investment "by comparison to its core business".

As expected for a smaller set designed to represent a larger one, the average Nei's and Shannon's diversity indices increased in comparison to the core set.

Restricting the comparison to the core metabolic processes and removing macromolecular reactions from Reactome and HumanCyc, reduced the impact of the mismatches because of missing metabolite identifiers.

ACs resemble B-chromosomes of plants, and, in comparison to the core genome, they appear to evolve under less selective constraint (Stukenbrock et al. 2011) and undergo more frequent intrachromosomal recombination, translocations, and nondisjunctions during meiosis (Covert 1998; Wittenberg et al. 2009; Ma et al. 2010; Raffaele and Kamoun 2012; Croll et al. 2013).