Sentence examples for distinct than previously from inspiring English sources
Today, these details as well as the behaviour, development, micro anatomy and genetic information are used and the general trend in taxonomy is that many species are more complicated and distinct than previously thought.
In 2003, Philip J. Currie, benefiting from much more extensive finds and a general increase in anatomical knowledge of theropods, compared several tyrannosaurid skulls and came to the conclusion that the two species are more distinct than previously thought.
Genetic research in mid-2014 by the British Antarctic Survey confirmed that the separate populations in the North Atlantic, North Pacific, and Southern Oceans are far more distinct than previously thought.
Our data suggest, however, that these cell populations are less distinct than previously recognized.
Finally, we investigated whether this large dataset would allow the discrimination of more and/or longer motifs in the distinct tissues than previously reported [20].
The high prevalence of haplotype B of nad7 intron 1 in northeastern Europe suggests the presence of a genetically distinct glacial population at more northern latitudes than previously thought, an idea that had already been suggested for Scots pine [ 5].
Thus, our study showed that, fresh water sponges also posses highly diverse microbial community than previously thought and it is distinct from the marine sponge microbiota.
Combined with automation of our entire workflow, this enabled us to evaluate a wider range of prediction algorithms than previously (as well as two distinct whole-genome alignment programs; see Text S1).
Thus, we needed more patients than previously calculated in order to show a distinct difference between the transfusion groups.
Strikingly, the number of distinct sequences found suggests a wider range of latrotoxin diversity than previously reported [ 38, 13].
Our results indicate that Paulinella chromatophora comprises at least two distinct evolutionary lineages and likely encompasses a broader taxonomic diversity than previously thought.
