Sentence examples for modest diversity from inspiring English sources

Although this set represented modest diversity, a few potential trends are notable.

However, despite an extended tenure in the lake, this group has only diversified into two species, an extremely modest diversity when compared to the more than 200 species of cichlid fishes found in Lake Tanganyika [11].

Serotypes Braenderup, Javiana, Montevideo, and Saintpaul had modest diversity.

The great diversity of Xyleborini stands in contrast to a relatively modest diversity in the other clades of scolytine ambrosia beetles, particularly so in perspective of time.

T. cruzi strains have modest diversity that has been cataloged on the basis of isoenzyme (zymodeme) and mitochondrial DNA or kDNA (schizodeme) variations, and show some complex association with disease characteristics.

However, this is not the case – Caenorhabditis elegans has one of the richest families of formins among animals, but at least one other modular domain, namely SH2, exhibits rather modest diversity compared to other metazoans (Tony Pawson, personal communication).

Our results indicate that plasticity zones are novel transposons (TnPZs); that TnPZs are of only modest genetic diversity and can be relatively stable; and that the reference strains 26695 and J99 contain mosaics of several TnPZ remnants that collectively encompass much of the diversity found in H. pylori's various intact TnPZ elements.

Today, thanks in no small part to McGruder's accelerated success, the typical comics page offers at least a modest degree of diversity.

M. catarrhalis gene content and chromosomal organization data, although supportive of the DGH, show modest overall genic diversity.

Only a modest increase in diversity was recovered by sequencing the full mitogenome in comparison with the CR (10 haplotypes distinguished from 400 bp of CR; 14 haplotypes distinguished from 954 bp of CR; 17 haplotypes from the full 16,428 bp mitogenome).

Low viral diversity has also been shown to be associated with modest but significant control of viremia in chronic infection [50].