Sentence examples for more species specific from inspiring English sources

They are, in other words, more species specific.

Furthermore, influences of deterministic filters on communities are probably more species specific than the influences of abiotic filters.

By contrast, medium-wavelength pigmentation varies as much between species as between families making it a candidate for more species specific adaptations, such as interactions between nest site selection and ecological behaviour [72].

However, the pattern for Hla was more species specific.

Our results showed that the nDNA haplotypes (Fig.  2) were more species specific in comparison with the cpDNA sequences that we analysed (Fig.  1).

These data suggest the ferlin N-terminus could be responsible for functions that are more species specific, and/or ortholog specific, rather than unified across the ferlin family.

We observed more species-specific differences than commonalities in the effects of and responses to UVBR across the investigated species.

Most notably, the Chojnacky models produce greater estimates in high biomass plots, potentially because the models used by Chojnacky are more species-specific than the Jenkins models.

Notably, the sequence homology to mouse, rat and bovine lamin B2 is significantly lower in this segment than in that between the second methionine codon and the start of the α-helical rod indicating that the tip of the "head" is engaged in more species-specific functions.

And third, both large replicons of Cmet harbour more species-specific genes than do the large replicons of the other Cupriavidus genomes (Figure 3).

One group may have been retained during plant (or even eukaryote) evolution and thus likely participates in conserved, possibly essential processes, whereas another could have appeared more recently and likely participates in more species-specific events or is inactive.