Sentence examples for taxa compared from inspiring English sources

Conservation planning for woodland birds, however, led to higher incidental representation of the other taxa, compared with conservation planning for reptiles and arboreal marsupials.

Wild rhizosphere was enriched in selected taxa belonging to the Anaerolineae and Nitrospirae and depleted in Saprospirae taxa, compared with cultivated rhizosphere, although the size of the effect was small in the context of the whole rhizosphere.

Also, in 2004 there were 1.5 times more countries fishing for twice as many invertebrate taxa compared to 1950 (Fig. 1C).

This result suggested that RC samples have more distinct taxa compared to OS or AS samples.

Expansion of clade 2 and contraction of clade 3 were observed in Tetranychus taxa compared to that in insects.

Second, the taxa compared were highly divergent so that other evolved differences in addition to generation time could also have caused the rate variation observed.

Correspondingly, results of topology tests are not altered substantially by excluding these three long branched taxa (compare Figure 3c with Figure 3b).

Overall, the results of the EPA provide good support regarding the relationships between fossil and extant taxa (compare Figs.  8 and 9).

The organization of the rDNA gene clusters of these members of the Alcaligenaceae varies surprisingly, and often is not conserved across closely related taxa; compare the Bordetella species shown in supplementary figure S3, Supplementary Material online.

A qualitative examination of the operon composition in early evolving taxa when compared with more recently evolved taxa suggests that the operon has grown in complexity with time, similar to what has been observed in other operons, including that which encodes the mercury detoxification systems (mer).

This helps to avoid some of the downsides of comparative genomics when few, disparate taxa are compared: leaps of faith with character homology and trivial phylogenetic topologies.