Sentence examples for stronger differentiation between from inspiring English sources

Maternally inherited plastid markers often display stronger differentiation between populations than biparental markers due to their smaller effective size and lack of recombination [ 56, 67- 69].

However, if the content of the activity were a key factor, a stronger differentiation between the types of activity would be expected.

A stronger differentiation between dwarf males in different colonies was more or less expected since the dwarf males within colonies are sampled from smaller area (a single host shoot) compared with the female shoots (0.5 m).

Here, the overall antinociceptive effects showed an even stronger differentiation between groups (F = 11.178; P < 0.001) with NASHA being slightly more effective than Hylan GF20 and strongly more antinociceptive than sodium hyaluronate.

The results are similar to those described for the FST distances, with a stronger differentiation between ETX and the remaining breeds, both in terms of mean distance and individual distances relative to all other breeds.

If the same approach is used on the set of human genes orthologous to T nigroviridis genes a stronger differentiation between H and L is obtained; the p-value of the test ℵ2 was 2.10-27.

We found strong differentiation between the frog assemblages in forest, non-forest and plantation sites.

The resulting economic activities have thus led to very particular spatial conditions and a strong differentiation between main roads and back-sided inner district areas.

In comparison, we see greater differentiation between collection locations within Colombia (standardized FST = 0.4 0.7), and strong differentiation between continents (standardized FST = 0.48 0.79).

Results from the sensitivity analysis further suggest that electromagnetic data exhibit the strongest impact on the matching enhancements due to their strong differentiation between water fronts and hydrocarbons in the test cases.

Genes with unusually strong differentiation between populations, for example, Phr1 for grain discoloration in rice [2], are often suggested to be under population-specific selection [18].