Sentence examples for more variable human from inspiring English sources

More variable human movement also enhances pathogen persistence.

More variable human movement makes it more likely that people will carry the infection from these areas to mosquito subpopulations where the pathogen has died out.

If the ratio between COs and non-COs were more variable in human females, it would generate a weaker correlation between the analyzed CO rate and the total RR and thus account for a less marked impact of COs on the GC* in this sex.

Their strength lies in their appreciation of the ways in which the fixed elements of geography and climate shaped the more variable element of human choice — the story Jared Diamond tells today in his classic "Guns, Germs, and Steel".

A second rRNA-mediated contact site that is present in yeast is absent in humans, resulting in a more variable association of the human mitoribosome with the inner membrane.

The human OR genes are 2.5 times more variable than other genes in the human genome.

Finally, our results provide little evidence that X-linked gene expression in humans was more variable in males than in females, as might be expected because of the male's hemizygous X chromosome.

Compared to mouse tissue, human tissue is more variable and factors like post-mortem delay, agonal state, and uneven tissue fixation, often of a prolonged duration, can interfere with immunohistochemical results.

The result provides no support for the hypothesis that female mice or humans are generally more variable in phenotype because of their estrous or menstrual cycles or other variables.

Immune and inflammation-associated gene expression, in contrast, was more variable between models as compared to the human disease.

This is more variable than average recombination rates observed in humans (1.07-2.10 cM/Mb; Jensen-Seaman et al. 2004).