Sentence examples for could represent less from inspiring English sources

This population could represent less specialized organisms, not so well adapted to a concrete selective pressure, but able to perform optimally in a wider diversity of environments [52] due to their higher degree of genotypic and phenotypic diversity.

In these contexts US and BIA could represent less expensive and available equipment.

Alternatively, diversity within Caenorhabditis could represent less of nematode history (i.e. a much more recent divergence) than previously appreciated.

The Gurlitt case could represent nothing less than "the final charge of the story of the Third Reich against the gradual forgetting of individual lives and fates".

Regimens based on glucagon-like peptide 1 (GLP-1) could represent a less complicated treatment alternative.

One may consider that G4 cells could represent a less differentiated cell type (i.e., closer to stem/progenitor) in the luminal epithelial lineage than G3 cells.

This could represent a less complete form of the apparent suppression of other mutations (transversions, SHR and FSM) by strains with vir genes.

It is possible that a partially skewed X inactivation (such as 60 40, 70 30 or 80 20) could represent situations less severe than a random X inactivation (50 50) where the cellular interference is expected to be the highest.

Computer-assisted methods provide a measure of the projected area of dense tissue on a continuous scale and could represent a less subjective alternative to categorical methods of quantifying breast densities.

If CTCs are demonstrated to be useful as a biomarker(s), then ultimately they could represent a less invasive alternative to tissue for diagnosis and treatment management, particularly where biopsy is considered unsafe or unfeasible.

The most integrated Chinese solar firms, such as SunTech, the world's biggest panel-maker, could probably stomach this, because panels represent less than a quarter of the cost of installed solar generating capacity.