Sentence examples for more genetic variability from inspiring English sources

Studies of human DNA have found that there is far more genetic variability between individuals within any given "racial" group than between two such groups.

The network architecture permits a more rapid approach to an optimal phenotype while maintaining more genetic variability.

This increase is likely due to the fact that the geographic coverage in our study has been broader and that our data captured more genetic variability (Figure 2).

We have found that DNA/RNA sequence variability is not only proportional to the level of infection in the population but also depends specifically on the duration of individual infection, such that, for the same prevalence of infection, pathogens which cause longer infections can sustain more genetic variability.

The higher mean population size of passerines may lead to them retaining more genetic variability than non-passerines.

A high level of heterozygosity indicates more genetic variability while a low level indicates little genetic variability and a small N e.

While the more limited genetic variability within species (compared to across species) suggests a role for plasticity in explaining these leaf-climate relationships, Royer et al. [44] could not exclude the possible influence of genetic differences across climatically-zoned ecotypes.

Rare missense mutations and more common genetic variability in the LRRK2 (leucine-rich repeat kinase 2) gene are known to be important susceptibility factors to late-onset typical PD (Parkinson's disease) [ 1].

More recently, genetic variability with respect to the formation of somatic embryos was found present in a Hungarian landrace of C. intybus L., called 'Koospol', from which also the C. intybus L. parent of the hybrid '474' originated (M-C. Quillet, B. Delbreil, and B. Deprez, unpublished results).

Closer consideration of the genetic and epigenetic variability revealed that all species had more epigenetic than genetic variability.

Although, one needs to be cautious here, as ecological factors may be as or more important than genetic variability within the parasitoid and should not be overlooked.