Sentence examples for harbouring more from inspiring English sources
Results show that hookworm and S. haematobium infections were much localised with small proportion of individuals harbouring more parasites especially among school-aged children.
The name of the genes harbouring more than 10 significant SNPs is shown at the corresponding chromosomal location of the Manhattan plot (Figure 2).
Samples harbouring more than one mutation (n = 10) were also excluded from statistical analysis.
The gland of unparasitized males was more developed than the gland of males harbouring more helminths.
Additionally, our findings do not support the prediction (2) that the oldest islands are the ones harbouring more genetic diversity compared to the recent ones.
The PsA phenotypes were not equally distributed between the 2 groups, with the placebo group harbouring more patients with polyarticular disease than the adalimumab group (10 versus 6).
Do nonjusticiable rights harbour more than rhetorical significance?
Kinshasa (capital of the DR Congo) alone harbours more than 20,000 street children who have been accused of witchcraft.
He has never voted in any division on the Lords suggesting he harbours more radical views than Downing Street.
Its walls were once inscribed with the dictator's name, but now harbour more tasteful antiquities from Iraq's Assyrian, Babylonian and Arabic past.
The complex of regions harbours more than 50 separate peoples, ranging from language communities with only a few hundred speakers to large national groups numbering millions.
