Sentence examples for richness such as from inspiring English sources

Le Peep succeeds in offering a ton of variety on the menu, from lighter alternatives like egg-white omelets to richness such as rock lobster scrambles and seldom-seen regional specialties like breakfast tacos.

However, this extreme level of correlation is only valid at very low levels of genotypic richness such as those typically used in manipulative experiments ([ 60]; Figure  1a).

We do not discount the importance of other factors known to influence the relationship between heterogeneity and plant species richness, such as climate, geology, and natural disturbances (e.g., fire regime and hydrologic cycles) which were not evaluated in our study.

Orders with higher species richness (such as Rodentia, Chiroptera and Soricomorpha) show prominent signatures of changing diversification rates, with a steep rise in the number of taxa within the last ca. 20 million years, while plots for less speciose groups such as Primates and Perissodactyls show a shallower slope, implying less drastic changes (See Additional file 1 for trends of each order).

This scenario also suggests that populations living in areas of high species richness, such as the tropics, should have increased average QTL effect size [ 18] due to an increase in the number of phenotypic optima and an increase in the dimensions of niche space [ 18, 54, 55].

Although in some cases human management can lead to an increase of species richness (Rey Benayas et al. 2007), the generality of this pattern rather suggests that the drivers of high species richness, such as the level of primary productivity, are the same as the drivers of high human densities (Chown et al. 2003).

Richness was estimated using either shared or unique matrix downsized matrices, and either gene count for richness or richness index such as exponential of Shannon richness index or inverse Simpson index.

The richness of dishes such as wild boar and glazed duck breasts (not to mention the excellent sauces) similarly hark back to an older and more refined era.

Evolutionary psychology not only generates many novel hypotheses about organizational design but it also offers a richness of methods such as comparative approaches, cross-cultural methods, and organizational neuroscience techniques.

Once sequences are binned, it is possible to carry out comparative analysis of diversity and richness utilising tools such as Unifrac.

This unique feature softens the light's effect and brings out the richness of materials such as the floors made of Afromosia, a rarely used African wood similar to oak in terms of hardness.