Sentence examples for much less genetically from inspiring English sources
Because only a few of these ancient groups survived, humans are much less genetically diverse than other primates, even though there are many more of us on the planet.
Similar mtDNA analyses had shown that cattle, sheep, water buffalo, and pigs are much less genetically diverse than their ancient forebears, a sure sign that they descended from a small number of animals domesticated in just a few places.
But the offspring of animals that had come along the northern route are much less genetically diverse--suggesting that a few individuals took this route--and have wolf DNA, most likely because their ancestors interbred with Great Lakes wolves.
An extremely negative residual revealed that population S9i was much less genetically diverse than expected (observed AR = 3.46; predicted AR = 5.20).
Hence, the existence of sophisticated controls on the trafficking of a nutrient transporter in higher eukaryotes may serve as a guide for the discovery of nutrient transceptors in these much less genetically tractable organisms.
"The difference between juice that is from concentrate and not from concentrate is much less than between genetically engineered and nonengineered foods".
There was no one to calm, much less charm, consumers when genetically altered corn approved for animals snuck into Taco Bell taco shells.
Crater lake populations were typically genetically much less diverse and certainly much younger.
They confirmed that, genetically, cats have diverged much less from their wildcat ancestors than dogs have from wolves, and that the cat genome has much more modest signatures of artificial selection.
In contrast to numerous analyses of independent transgenic lines, much less attention has been paid to analyses of genetically identical clones [ 16, 17], which could bring valuable information about the variability of transgene expression independently of the positional effect.
To the relief of officials, that seed had yet to be sold to farmers, much less sold to countries with more stringent regulation of genetically modified agricultural products.
