Sentence examples for increased richness from inspiring English sources

Regardless, the finding of increased richness with increased forest size confirms prior observations in related diversity studies.

Above we hypothesized that, in addition to selection on translational efficiency (Higgs and Ran 2008), increased richness of the tRNA repertoire in GC-rich genomes might be at least in part an adaptation to the comparatively larger per-error cost of frameshifting in these genomes.

She alluded to changes effected by Dr. Jennings in the 1960's: increased richness of tone, and branching out from the Scandinavian heritage while holding to the college's Lutheran Evangelical traditions.

This study examined if increased richness and anthropomorphism in interface design lead to computers being more influential during a decision-making task with a human partner.

Thin + chip treated forests also had a significantly different understory plant community composition compared to control or thin-only treatments, including an increased richness of rhizomatous plant species.

Reduced labile organic matter in sediments on steeper slopes likely reduced deposit feeder densities, but increased current flow at higher slopes allowed both increased richness and density of suspension feeders.

The first part of the concert demonstrated the consistency of her vision as well as its steadily increasing richness.

Omnivorous bird species and birds nesting in trees did benefit by an increasing area covered by coniferous trees, by increasing richness of grass/herb species and increasing richness of woody plant species.

The advent of the internet and the increasing richness of content has practically obsoleted real travel, and at this point it's probably more worth it to do a thorough Googling of the place you're thinking of going instead of, well, going there at all.

Genome-wide association data of increasing richness is available for a number of complex disorders.

Therefore, intensification of exurban settlements had a complex effect on bird diversity, locally increasing richness but decreasing conservation priority species in areas where settlement had removed much of the forest cover.