Sentence examples for larger assemblages from inspiring English sources

There are larger assemblages of azaleas.

A city steeped in dealing with far larger assemblages is acting as if it's a one-stoplight hamlet on the cusp of hosting the Taliban, Al Qaeda, every Occupy protester and more drunk suburban teenagers than surface for Taste of Chicago.

Species present in any particular biological assemblage tend also to be present in larger assemblages.

The other taxa belonging to larger assemblages were combined into separate groups.

In other words, although it is possible to use 96-well and even larger assemblages of specimens in conventional Sanger sequencing, it is cumbersome to separate and sort each individual organism into sets of 96 samples for processing.

Our results support previous assertions of the paucity of clear morphological characters diagnosing larger assemblages of ditrysian superfamilies.

It turns out his condo, with 2,290 square feet, three bedrooms and three and a half baths, is a piece of a larger assemblage he is putting together.

An Allosaurus cheeckbone nestles against the Apatosaurus maxilla and premaxillae, the bones of the snout, and tiny specks of fish bone surround the larger assemblage.

The name for the larger assemblage of terrestrial artiodactyls plus Cetacea nested within it is slightly more problematic.

Arabidopsis thaliana CAH1 belongs to a large family of α-carbonic anhydrases that is part of a larger assemblage including β, γ, δ, and ζ families [ 88].

Our four-gene analysis also identified a larger assemblage of orders with low BS support including fabids, malvids and Crossosomatales, which constitutes the core part of rosids.