Sentence examples for generalist tendencies from inspiring English sources
His generalist tendencies drew him toward the policy side.
Especially since most soil-borne pathogen species known for being virulent have generalist tendencies (or at least intermediates).
White-winged doves, with their larger body size and increasingly generalist feeding tendencies, may feasibly be out competing these other two species.
For example, the collapse of ecologically divergent limnetic and benthic sticklebacks in Enos Lake (British Columbia, Canada) into a single intermediate hybrid swarm is associated with a shift from diet specialization to generalist feeding tendencies.
polyanthus seems to be a generalist, with a tendency to be more common on some hosts (Kielmeyera coriacea, Pouteria ramiflora and Styrax ferrugineus), prefering that with rough bark type.
Paradoxically, this generalist horticultural pest has not displayed the expected polyphagous tendencies in its incursive range.
Although generalist φX174 populations evolved even broader diets at low host density, they did not show a tendency to evolve the predicted specialist foraging strategy at high host density.
A curvilinear relationship would suggest a tendency for sites with intermediate disturbance levels to host either relatively more specialist (if concave down) or generalist species (if concave up).
"Microsoft is a generalist.
Contrast with generalist.
