Sentence examples for much higher diversity from inspiring English sources

The trials showed that fish bait attracted much higher diversity and quantities of by-catch than algae baits.

For example, ectothermic (cold-blooded) amphibians and reptiles show a much higher diversity in the warmer low latitudes, reflecting the strong influence of ambient air temperatures on these animals, which are unable to regulate their internal temperature.

This confirms further the potential of the third rule in achieving much higher diversity.

Higher value of M n (>0.6) causes much higher diversity and may diverge solutions.

Besides, considering the HQ variations, the Asian wild rice has the most variations except the African wild rice, inferring that wild type has much higher diversity than cultivated type (Table 1).

Not only is there a much higher diversity of microbes under the seafloor than originally thought, large and active populations exist much deeper in the sediments than was believed, the team reports 21 July in Nature.

In general, it is known that the local geometry of coils has much higher diversities than that of the regular secondary structures.

The rarefaction curves were far from the plateauing due to the limitation in sequencing depth for covering a much higher bacterial diversity than archaeal diversity (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

Each locality, however, had a specific pattern of mtDNA diversity, with Paquetá island having much higher mitochondrial diversity indices than Tubiacanga (Table 2).

These species also had similar levels of SNP diversity, whereas E. camaldulensis and E. loxophleba had much higher SNP diversity.

This assessment, initially reported for large scale human genotyping, has been corroborated in plant species including autogamous crops with low nucleotide diversity (0.2% to 0.5%) [ 3, 27- 29] and outbred species with much higher sequence diversity typically ≥2% [ 9- 13].