Sentence examples for observable diversity from inspiring English sources

We begin with the history of Darwin's theory and how it serves to explain both the currently observable diversity of species as well as their history in the fossil record.

Of course, the exact nature of this community is largely an inference drawn from the current observable diversity, trace chemical signatures, and the niches that would have been available at the time; fossil microbes after all tend to superficially look a lot like one another.

This result also demonstrates that it is possible to include different kinds of inhibitors with observable structural diversity into one 3D-QSAR study.

Although thousands of their ligands have been studied as potential inhibitors against PTKs, there is no QSAR study that covers different kinds of inhibitors with observable structural diversity.

Therefore, this study not only casts light on binding mechanism between EGFR and its inhibitors, but also provides new hints for de novo design of new EGFR inhibitors with observable structural diversity.

Maximum morphological divergence occurs but with low levels of observable genetic diversity (Frankham 1997).

I think that looking at the observable effects of diversity on a group's performance is a really fruitful way to get a sense of what diversity really means.

Understanding the genetic basis of trait evolution is critical to identifying the mechanisms that generated the immense amount of diversity observable in the living world.

If pollinators are influencing angiosperm diversification, there might be observable differences in diversity after shifts in pollinator.

The taxon set includes extant representatives of all afrotherian orders and samples much of the morphological diversity observable within ordinal crown clades.

The genome diversity observable within one species (i.e., human) is limited because of various factors e.g., short time (2 to 3 × 104 years ago) since the establishment of Homo sapiens, the population bottle-neck, for assessing the variability of the genome sequence.