Sentence examples for much less diverse than from inspiring English sources

Growing evidence shows location has a profound impact on the diversity of microbes, and some places are much less diverse than others.

In internal structure, the roots are generally regarded as being much less diverse than the stems.

In 2003, when the Supreme Court ruled that race-conscious admissions are constitutional if carefully carried out, it gave two basic reasons: they serve a compelling interest of society; and without them, selective colleges and universities would be much less diverse than they must be to serve that interest.

(Caves are much less diverse than most surface ecosystems, where a biodiversity hot spot is defined by the presence of hundreds of species crowded into an area).

A 2012 L.A. Times study of Oscar voters found that their demographics are much less diverse than the moviegoing public.

Most of the Australian populations of the cosmopolitan viruses are much less diverse than their corresponding world populations, none are more diverse and some have only recently appeared in Australia.

Metabolic networks are not much less diverse in these habitats than in the whole data set of metabolic networks.

The B-1a IgH CDR3 sequences are much less diverse and recur more frequently than the CDR3 sequences expressed by FOB and MZB B subsets.

For one thing, they were much less diverse, harboring roughly 25% fewer species than Venezuelan microbiomes.

It has been suggested that the small reactors present a much less diverse and in consequence less stable "technical ecosystem" than the large-scale technical units.

Lycophytes are much less diverse in comparison with monilophytes and comprise less than 1% of extant land plants (around 1200 living species).