Sentence examples for discernible diversity from inspiring English sources

Within the large GH5 family, a discernible diversity of sequences was observed soon after its creation.

(b) Are these patterns discernible over and above existing genetic diversity in a population?

The only discernible effect of landscape structure on cpDNA diversity was found in Quercus robur, and is very weak and rather counterintuitive.

We explore the relationship between soil associations and broad habitats across a member state (Wales) to determine if any discernible patterns exist between soil and habitat diversity and if soils information might be useful for identifying areas with high restoration potential.

The absence of any discernible pattern in this analysis demonstrates the diversity of M. catarrhalis prophages, supporting the prophage genetic analysis.

Although this treatment had no discernible effects on the bacterial community structure and diversity, a few fragments compatible with uncultured Lachnospiraceae species were affected.

In particular, the well-known drop in diversity in the peritelomeric and pericentromeric regions is readily discernible.

In this study we propose an ecological index of ecosystem or habitat diversity in agricultural landscapes – the Satoyama Index (SI) – that is discernible under appropriate spatial units (e.g., 6 km × 6 km) from 1 km × 1 km gridded land-cover data available from an open-access web site.

In Jean-Raymond's case, his show was rightfully celebrated as a step towards diversity of perspectives in fashion, but inclusion in the fashion industry is hardly discernible.

The images summoned by the participants to the Dutch-speaking roundtable point to the following strengths and weaknesses of the CAMHS system: Strengths: Diversity, goodwill, expertise; Potential for learning, potential for establishing new connections; Pockets of efficiency; A discernible desire for reform.

No discernible seasoning.