Sentence examples for more diverse morphology from inspiring English sources

In this context, the long-term expansion of the small-sized subpopulation was associated with a gradual loss of homogeneity displaying an enlarged and more diverse morphology.

Here, we showed a more diverse morphology for the deletion mutants than the natural yeast strains after verifying our procedure with the mosaic progeny and showing the robustness of our analysis for the strain selection.

Finally, an extensive analysis of CNS neurons in the fly olfactory circuit shows that there are more diverse wiring morphologies than can be accounted for by the number of cell types (Chou et al., 2010), suggesting that post-fate mechanisms may be crucial in wiring the Drosophila CNS.

This study suggests that pinnipeds are more diverse in cranial morphology than are fissipeds, despite their more recent evolutionary origin.

This suggests that morphological diversification is driven by natural selection pushing morphologies toward more diverse and extreme forms (Mayr, 1984).

Eosauropterygian humeri are very common in the fossil record of the Germanic Basin and show a very diverse morphology, suggesting the existence of more taxa than those described on the basis of the cranial remains.

Humeri classified here as the "pachypleurosaur" type exhibit a very diverse morphology, and combining them into morphological groups is problematic.

Further, the mouse studies are more diverse than the rat studies concerning the age when the mammary gland morphology was studied.

Given that the set of the gene deletion strains were more diverse, some of the deletion mutants were expected to have an abnormal morphology not seen in the natural yeast strains.

The potential variability of the fibril morphologies for these amyloids is expected to be much more diverse.

In contrast, most of what is said about morphology and syntax also holds true for Chakhar, while Khorchin is somewhat more diverse.