Sentence examples for fewer indicating from inspiring English sources

In a book published in 1859, the year Darwin published On the Origin of Species, Forbes wrote: "As we descend deeper and deeper in this region, its inhabitants become more and more modified, and fewer and fewer, indicating our approach towards an abyss where life is either extinguished, or exhibits but a few sparks to mark its lingering presence".

Pollen produced by flb17-1+/−; qrt1-1−/− plants never contained more than two aberrant grains and rarely contained fewer, indicating that fbl17-1 is a highly penetrant male-gametophytic mutation.

Contrary to the normal repeat length in humans, all the non-human primates revealed a smaller number of repeat motifs (11 or fewer), indicating that the increase in repeat size occurred after the Homo-Pan split about 6.3 million years ago [13].

Proteins with domains originating from last three nodes- mammalia, primates and Homo sapiens are fewer indicating that more domain recombinations have evolved rather than newer domains in higher organisms.

When corrected for gene length (relevant since long genes would be expected to have more RNAPII peaks), genes with breakpoints actually had somewhat fewer RNAPII peaks than control genes (∼2-fold fewer), indicating that breakpoint genes were not general hotbeds of transcription stress.

In contrast, sadness obtained many scores for the presence of distortion, but few indicating absence, and generated a minimum score of −2.

Thirdly, the number of ADRs seemed too few, indicating further opportunity of improvements in ADR surveillance.

In mice, on the other hand, previously described escapee genes were interspersed and few, indicating that escape mechanisms control smaller regions or even single genes [ 9, 21, 46- 48].

As shown in Table 5, the majority of women said they would choose supine position, with very few indicating that they would choose sitting or squatting.

(Pt, Woman, 45 yrs) However not all respondents felt the sense of relief, with a few indicating they had suffered deeply on hearing they had TB.

Respondents were expected to report predominantly negative effects of diabetes with few indicating that diabetes had some positive effects on their lives.