Sentence examples for more heterogeneous selection from inspiring English sources

The overall architecture of the genome appears to follow a modular construction, with most of the phage structural and DNA replication genes clustered in the left and right arms of the genomes as represented in Figure 1, while the central third of the genome comprises a much more heterogeneous selection of genes involved with metabolic processes.

The concatenated data set provides a more robust test of heterogeneous selection pressures across sites.

To minimize the lack of generalizability of the results of explanatory RCTs [ 10], some have proposed conducting large pragmatic or practical RCTs with wider selection criteria and more heterogeneous patients [ 11, 12].

On the other hand, the gene product source is more heterogeneous and is thus better suited for the selection option, as each phenotype description may be linked to several gene product descriptions, each describing a different gene product.

Therefore breeds were combined to lesson artifacts from artificial selection and to provide a more heterogeneous out-group similar to the potential founding population.

Selection of this subgroup for future combination strategies may yield answers faster than treating a more heterogeneous unselected group of patients with ER-positive breast cancer.

Additionally, in the North African region, the population selection method resulted in a potentially more homogenous HSC group (Sudan only) being compared to a more heterogeneous non-HSC group (comprised of several countries of birth).

The main courses promised more heterogeneous shenanigans.

This area is more heterogeneous than Manhattan's other two major office markets: Midtown and downtown.

The halves of the facade might have benefited from a more heterogeneous design.

Now, as those two groups have migrated to the suburbs, a more heterogeneous influx has arrived.