Sentence examples for more generalist than from inspiring English sources

The networks in the agricultural fragments were more generalist than in restored fragments, in agreement with previous studies on the effect of land use intensification on natural systems.

Despite its reputation as a fussy eater, the koala is more generalist than some other marsupial species, like the greater glider.

In general, islands are said to harbour simple ecosystems – in which case we would expect more generalist than specialist natural enemies.

Island ecosystems are often simpler than mainland ecosystems, in which case we would expect more generalist than specialist seed predators and herbivores on islands than on the mainland.

The respondents from rural areas felt more "generalist" than their counterparts in urban practices.

These lineages infecting multiple hosts (and therefore more generalist than single-host parasites) infected different hosts with similar frequency (no significant differences were observed in Structural Host Specificity) but varied in the extent to which the specialized on phylogenetically related hosts (Table S2).

The aphid species used both readily feed on the host plant (a common agricultural plant) and other legumes, although A. fabae is a more generalist feeder than A. pisum.

Therefore one effect of the CASC could be that it drives a diffusion of skills which are more generalist in nature than specialist [ 35].

It is also more efficient if areas of specialist interest, for example protein structures, molecular interactions and mass spectrometry, are handled by data providers who understand these data, who can process and filter these data types and provide appropriate exports/cross references to more generalist resources, rather than for these databases attempt to handle these data types themselves.

(Rwanda G2) National health insurance was seen as an opportunity for family medicine to reduce specialist work and unduly high private costs: If you're looking 20, 30 or 40 years down the line, I suppose that's the model to aim for…I certainly think that there should be more generalists trained than specialists for South Africa's needs.

Forest species in the mosaic were more generalist and less abundant, however, than those in the forest, suggesting the presence of both source sink dynamics and potential biotic homogenization of the community in this landscape.