Sentence examples for less adapted than from inspiring English sources

It is reasonable to hypothesize that Japanese walnut and hybrids are less adapted than butternuts to local forest conditions.

Finally, we found that for MucL and GenW, E4 genes were significantly less adapted than E2 genes.

This finding suggests that HPAI viruses could be less adapted than LPAI viruses to spread by the fecal oral route in water.

On the contrary, for MucCutAsym and CutW, we found the opposite pattern, with E2 being significantly less adapted than E4 (supplementary fig. S4, Supplementary Material online).

First, it contains two LTR sequences, while pPRIG harbors a CMV promoter replacing the U3 region of the 5' LTR; pMigR is therefore less adapted than PRIGs for transient expression.

Our analyses revealed first that for all clinical manifestations the E4 gene was less adapted to human CUPrefs than the E2 hinge region; and second that the E2 nonoverlapping region was also significantly less adapted than the hinge region (fig. 3B).

Further, S. japonicum can establish infection in domestic pigs, though the parasitism and pathology in large stocks have not been well established when comparing to that in human, it is likely that the parasite is less adapted in animals than in humans.

Written language is no less adapted to conveying more than just factual information, asking factual questions, and giving instructions.

A contemporary of Charles Darwin, Wallace was the other guy to discover natural selection – the evolutionary process whereby better adapted organisms are more likely to survive and pass on their traits than less adapted ones.

CB15 is a natural isolate that has been stored in the freezer and that is less adapted to the laboratory conditions than the common laboratory strains.

This result suggests that strain Xa23R1 may be less adapted to life in phages-containing environments than highly pathogenic strains.