Sentence examples for narrow diversity from inspiring English sources

What we see with people on narrow diversity diets is that the microbiota collapses.

So, too, does the narrow diversity of New Hampshire's largely white population.

Pine is usually associated with narrow diversity, while proportions of spruce and birch oppositely exhibit positive correlation.

Though everyone can participate it is well known that the editor community has a narrow diversity, with a majority of white male editors.

This narrow diversity makes it difficult to identify molecular markers that are polymorphic in modern breeding material.

From a soybean breeding perspective, cultivar development is limited by the narrow diversity of elite germplasm, particularly with regard to drought tolerance [ 1].

And within those chosen species, selective breeding has further narrowed diversity to the point where we have lost many of the genetic traits of our farmed animals' wild ancestors.

While capacity of the system was not limited, microbial community showed a strong shift to a far narrower diversity, almost complete dominance by PPB, and of a single Rhodobacter spp. compared to a more diverse community in the ambient reactor.

We minimized the errors in locating the regions that have undergone selective sweeps caused by random drift or narrow genetic diversity by including a large diverse panel of accessions derived from different ancestral populations, e.g., Asia, Europe, and America as well as a wide range of ancestral populations from Africa.

Although there is narrow genetic diversity among watermelon cultivars [ 4], watermelon fruits are diverse in shape, size, rind thickness/color, in addition to flesh texture and color, sugar content, carotenoid and flavonoid composition (and associated aroma and flavor), and nutrient composition.

The fungi chosen for sequencing represent narrow kingdom diversity; most are pathogens or models.