Sentence examples for reduce the richness from inspiring English sources
These were consistent with the study of Xu et al. that Lentinula edodes-derived polysaccharide can reduce the richness, diversity and evenness of microbial communities in cecum and colon (Xu et al. 2015).
Feral horses may also reduce the richness of plant species.
We hypothesized that learning new information after the reactivation of autobiographical memories would reduce the richness of these memories.
This would reduce the richness of strategies to cope with these complex systems.
Set against the plurality of opinions, truth has a despotic character: it compels universal assent, leaves the mind little freedom of movement, eliminates the diversity of views and reduces the richness of human discourse.
When S X > 1, the substitutions reduce the X-richness of the examined regions, whereas when S X < 1, substitution rates elevate the X-richness of the regions.
Intensive fertilization and frequent cutting reduced the species richness of spiders and the number of threatened spider species, but increased the average taxonomic distinctness of communities.
The simulations were repeated for 1000 iterations, and we monitored how drift reduced the allelic richness in extant populations at the simulated microsatellite loci and the sex-determination locus during the lag period.
Selection is expected to increase the frequency of favourable alleles, which would reduce the expected heterozygosity, while the richness is less affected by selection, compared to the expected heterozygosity; this would be favoured by the greater population size.
Allelopathic compounds released from bamboo (Phyllostachys edulis (Carr).) leaves can reduce the seedling abundance and species richness and then to prevent the growth of understory plants, thus reducing litter; this would also reduce the input of SOC in the bamboo forest (Chou and Yang 1982; Chang and Chiu 2015).
Increasing intraspecific richness also appeared to reduce the variation in response to substrate C∶N ratio (Figure 2).
