Sentence examples for more extensive variation from inspiring English sources

More extensive variation in human movement patterns causes the degree of connectivity between mosquito subpopulations to increase.

However, the potential of A3xB3jD3x to give more elevated ZSV may be influenced by genetic backgrounds, which, in turn, may be responsible for the more extensive variation of ZSVs observed for the RILs with genotype A3xB3jD3x.

Overall, we identified more extensive variation between bovine and human-associated S. aureus genomes than that found amongst human-associated S. aureus, revealing a set of genomically encoded components that distinguish populations of highly successful human and bovine-associated S. aureus clones that are optimized for infection of different hosts.

There is even more extensive variation in nonsynonymous rates, both among taxa and among genes.

Also Batxelli-Molina et al. found more extensive variation in serum protein profiles from non-infected animals compared to infected animals [ 6].

The histories of patients with diffuse symptoms but no objective findings (patients 1 and 2) gave rise to more extensive variations than did the case histories of patients 3 and 4 where the symptoms were more obviously related to a diagnosis (patient 3) or where more obvious organic changes existed (patient 4).

The restricted genetic variation observed among these populations (only haplogroups A and D) seems inconsistent as a source area for the more extensive genetic variation observed in the rest of the Americas.

If such branches are equally distributed among datasets, at least 35 datasets should have estimated rate variation less than (μ+2σ)/(μ−2σ); when this is not the case, we infer that error in rate estimation is present and causing more extensive rate variation than expected based on the stochastic substitution process alone.

mRNA-Seq is a powerful tool to develop SNPs but has some limitations for detecting more extensive sequence variation.

DEE did correlate with body mass (rather than T3), but only for kittiwakes, the species with greater sexual dimorphism, and consequently more extensive individual variation in body mass (Bech et al., 2002; Elliott et al., 2008; Jacobs et al., 2011).

Since more extensive genetic variations may confer a phylogeny closer to the true one, the total of 265,487 SNPs in the SAP were used to analyze population structure.