Sentence examples for richer than expected from inspiring English sources

With 20 plant species/km2, the flora of BNP is richer than expected based on its location within the south-eastern CFR.

Our results suggest that the cell's network of RNA-protein interactions is larger and richer than expected.

The XRF analysis allowed to determine the presence of a relatively variegated palette (red, green and yellow ochre, umber, vermillion, barium chromate, zinc and lead white), surely more rich than expected, considering the predilection of the artist for ivory and carbon blacks.

We measure the rich-club coefficient of Côte d'Ivoire national mobile communication networks to find that rich areas are much more likely to communicate with other rich ones than expected.

The z score determination for the presence of E Blocks is consistent with there being IDTS that have not yet been identified, as a scan of genomic ORFs depleted of the known translocated substrates reveals more Glu-rich motifs than expected by random chance [ Table 2, Genome-(Substrates)].

The only exception is the sample Ce80Pr20 at 20 ml min−1, which is much richer in Pr than expected, suggesting that probably Pr oxide precipitation occurs faster cerias, and so higher supersaturation occurring at 20 ml min−1 hinders Pr incorporation in CeO2 lattice, promoting instead the pure oxide formation.

Still, the mix of 300's being sold is far richer than Chrysler expected, generating a much-needed lift to Chrysler's bottom line.

In addition to these factors, it also became apparent as the process of analysis progressed that the ways in which role and social function of the CAB was understood by its members were much richer than was expected at the outset, and was in many important, and potentially significant ways different to the way in which it is understood by the staff of SMRU or expressed in the T-CAB charter.

XPS measurements showed a surface composition much richer in fluorinated segments than expected from bulk composition.

Two comparisons showed a co-occurrence pattern that was significantly lower than expected: A-rich with TATAAA, and A-rich with AT-rich.

The numerical and functional responses of colonizing wolves in Yellowstone's prey-rich environment were higher than expected and close to the maximum rates predicted prior to wolf restoration.