Sentence examples for several diverse groups from inspiring English sources

The order Salmoniformes was created to remove several diverse groups of dubious relationships from the order Clupeiformes; these groups were thus considered as the basal stocks in the evolutionary radiation of teleostean fishes.

The statewide survey prompted a rapid and unique response from several diverse groups within the state to address the problem.

"When you talked about 'the lab' where I worked, you were actually referring to about 80 staff in several diverse groups headed by a director," writes Andrea Ambrosini, who did a postdoc at Laboratoire CRISMAT in Caen, Normandy.

This ban is an ineffective and incorrect way of trying to "fix" an imaginary "problem" of adults having consensual sex, and the unforeseen, unconsidered side effects of the ban would harm several diverse groups of students who are not being supported or valued in any meaningful way by the universities' policies.

The first discovery of a chimeric virus [ 11] was followed by a systematic effort on metagenome mining, which led to the identification of several diverse groups of naturally chimeric virus genomes [ 12], and finally, by a serendipitous discovery of an actual virus with a chimeric genome [ 13].

In this study, we investigated hydrophobin gene family evolution in several diverse fungal groups, we also analyzed recombination events in H. annosum s.l. by examining the ratio of non-synonymous (dN) to synonymous substitutions per site (dS).

Because the computation of the theoretical gene frequency distribution has exponential complexity, the group size was limited to 10 species, allowing us to analyze several hundred diverse groups.

Several new genetically diverse groups of pestiviruses have emerged in domestic livestock and wild animals, adding to the continuously growing list of approved and tentative pestivirus species (1 ).

18, 19 Several preclinical studies from diverse groups provided a strong rationale for evaluating the role of ezetimibe in the treatment of NASH.

Many fellows travel and many take advantage of the program's incredible network to work for and with diverse groups across several sectors.

The New Jersey center defined the community as one that has children with autism and involves partners and participants from ethnically and economically diverse groups across several states.