Sentence examples for much species from inspiring English sources

A woman in the audience is said to have asked: "Professor Thaxter, this is all interesting, but of what value is it to mankind?" to which Thaxter replied: "None, thank God!" Much species exploration is undertaken out of pure curiosity about the living world, so it is easy to understand why progress in some obscure taxa has been slow.

In general, there was much species turnover within both protected and managed stream groups, masking any between-group differences.

The method can include as much species as wanted since it is always possible to reduce the number of equations to 1, with only 1 unknown to find.

When the conditions change too fast or too much, species can become "victims of [their own] history" (Wiley and Brooks 1982).

To avoid missing a certain group of bacteria, different primer sets (Table 1) were used targeting as much species as possible.

We can ask how much species variation exists among a subcellular structure in its protein components and its use of paralogues to diversify structure and extend function.

An ex situ propagation program is being undertaken to secure the wild populations, but there is no genetic information on how much species-wide genetic diversity the ex situ populations can capture and how one can manage plants derived from different river systems.

It is a conservative type, not changing much from species to species.

Although Inparanoid8 and PhylomeDB4 have much more species: 100 and 1,059 species respectively, they include species from different kingdoms.

So, for example, gold is as much a species of the genus metal as human is a species of the genus animal.

In contrast, the much older species flock in Lake Tanganyika is characterized by far higher average morphological divergence and, in comparison to Victoria, lacks species with intermediate morphotypes.