Sentence examples for more extensively sampled from inspiring English sources

Ages in bold indicate the study in which the corresponding order was more extensively sampled.

Similarly, widely distributed species were more extensively sampled to include potential geographic differentiation.

Evidence both for and against predicted relationships is less strong in the lower ditrysian lineages than in Obtectomera, which were much more extensively sampled.

Massively parallel tag sequencing (454 sequencing, pyrosequencing) is a promising remedy and offers a means to more extensively sample molecular diversity in microbial communities [ 13].

Especially if the Northern distribution range can be more systematically and extensively sampled from now on, we will be able to appreciate the actual rate of hybridization among the two Atlantic eel species and follow its fluctuation in space and time.

Although several studies have extensively sampled small mammal communities for seroprevalence of B. microti (19 – 23 ), comprehensive surveys of more diverse host communities, for either seroprevalence or reservoir competence, are rare.

These structures display important phylogenetic variation that has not been extensively sampled thus far.

Phylogenetic sequence analysis showed that the capsular heterogeneity of three STs that were sampled more extensively could be traced back to a limited number of capsular switch events, indicating that changes of serotype occur occasionally during the short term expansion of clones.

However, molecular studies of Cape Verdean Campanula L. (Alarcón et al. 2013) and Echium L. (Romeiras et al. 2007, 2011) have sampled more extensively and revealed the geographic structure of genetic variation within those lineages.

When individual genera are sampled more extensively, the percentage of species discrimination tends to decrease, even when several regions are combined (Kondo et al. 2007; Sass et al. 2007; Edwards et al. 2008; Seberg and Petersen 2009).

This result is consistent with historical records indicating that a large proportion of the enslaved Africans brought to the Americas came from the West Central African region of Angola/Congo region, and suggests that ethnic groups in this region of Africa need to be sampled more extensively.