Sentence examples for general richness from inspiring English sources

Although, in general, richness was similar among moss species, some invertebrate taxa were significantly linked to certain moss species.

The IBI was developed using bird assemblages found in these patches, and its performance was compared with analytical approaches commonly used in environmental assessment, such as general richness and Shannon's diversity index.

This is appropriate in our case as we are aiming to identify the number of dominating unique genomes, and are not interested in the general richness (S), which in our case can be immense.

There, in slightly off-kilter English, he has chronicled his encounters with the city's justice system ("We went to Court House to cover Martha Stewart. We stood in the chilly wind for nearly 4 hours"); the World Trade Center site ("I was deeply moved by what I saw. It gave me strength and power rather than tears and fear"); and the general cultural richness of the city.

In general, species richness was consistently congruent only between butterflies and plants, whereas correlations involving farmland birds were mainly weak and showed contrasting patterns depending on regional context.

In both cases, the idea is to utilize wireless sensors to explore the environment and gather information regarding, e.g., the structure of the underground system, the physical properties of the sensor-carrying fluid, and the general resource richness.

Despite the absence of common geographic patterns in the studied groups, it can be noticed that, in general, species richness in the Caribbean tends to concentrate along the Antillean arc (Cuba to the southernmost Antilles) and the northern coast of South America (Venezuela, Colombia).

In general, allelic richness per population or cluster increased from the northern most localities towards South America.

Duret et al. [ 17] reported a small correlation between GC3 and the general GC richness of the surrounding >10 kb of genomic sequence.

It is thus important to move from general diversity/gene richness to functionally relevant genomes/genes for understanding the contribution of gut microbiota to host health phenotypes.

This result suggests that despite general T-richness of the LkACS, the functionally relevant motif contains information not captured by a stretch of A or T nucleotides alone.