Sentence examples for much more polymorphic from inspiring English sources

The gene-for-gene recognition system is much more polymorphic.

A prediction is that clonal populations would be much more polymorphic than their sexual counterparts.

Although more BSSRs than GSSRs (52 and 36 markers, respectively) amplified successfully in most non-carrot taxa, GSSRs were much more polymorphic than BSSRs at the interspecific level.

The rate of overall nucleotide substitution between B6 and MSM was estimated to be around 0.0096 (Abe et al. 2006), much more polymorphic than usual among laboratory strains.

Compared with the high numbers of fragments observed in mGing TD analysis, mPing had fewer amplicons but appeared to be much more polymorphic.

Nucleotide diversity was similar in the M (π = 0.0079) and S pools (π = 0.0082) but there was significant variation among gene classes (ANOVA F4,655 = 13.2, P << 0.001) with the cytochrome P450s and carboxylesterases much more polymorphic than other classes.

However, the novel polymorphic L1s show a distribution much more skewed to rare alleles, with most novel polymorphic L1s being unique to only a single individual.

Although substantial research has been done towards botnet detection, it is becoming much more difficult today, especially for highly polymorphic, intelligent and stealthy modern botnets.

These markers were designed to be polymorphic among a broad diversity of maize lines (including tropical inbreds), and thus may not be polymorphic among the much more closely related inbreds commonly used for forward genetics.

Lack of a geographic structure in the gdh and ITS genes contrasts the fact that more polymorphic sites and ultimately much more sequence variants were available for these genes compared to gtf.

Indeed, children with three polymorphic sites on CYT19 were much more likely than any other participants to have the high ratio.