Sentence examples for higher repertoire from inspiring English sources

Species with larger brain areas that were capable of producing a higher repertoire of syllables included the common blackbird (108 syllables) and the Eurasian skylark (341 syllables).

Thus, in conversation and social confidence skills, women had a significantly higher repertoire than men.

These results suggested that by using an optimized protocol and very high repertoire diversity, a compact and efficient phage antibody library can be generated.

With the exception of the β-thalassaemia study mentioned above, one common observation made in all clinical trials in which lentiviral vectors were used, is the high repertoire of clones contributing to gene marked haematopoiesis in bone marrow CD34+ cells and peripheral blood myeloid, T and B cells of treated patients.

The expansion of β subcluster genes in reptiles and mammals might have given rise to a higher molecular repertoire to mediate a more diverse and/or complex cell-cell interaction network.

These are firms who build up a varied, high-quality repertoire of orchestral music that can be licensed out.

Adultery was never part of my high school repertoire, but Anna Karenina's turmoil was still legible to angst-ridden 14-year-old me.

What makes DUSS unusual, says Livingston, is "the opportunity to study a high-level repertoire.

He'd wielded a high-octane repertoire that featured a triple-digit fastball and a splitter batters hit at a paltry.026 (two for 55) clip.

Only two of these (Subclusters C1 and C2) correspond to phages with myoviral morphologies (with contractile tails), illustrating the high genetic repertoire of those with siphoviral morphotypes (long non-contractile tails).

The resolution of this sequencing is dependent on its accuracy, and direct assessments of the errors formed during high throughput repertoire analyses are limited.