Sentence examples for vary than from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, because nuclear genomes mutate more slowly than mitochondrial genomes, and because nonsynonymous sites are much less free to vary than non-coding regions [ 25], we believe our transcriptional methods for Atlantic bluefin will be applicable to other Thunnus species.

The choices slightly vary than when flagging via Timeline.

But his repertory was more varied than the legends suggest.

The first movement is more harmonically varied than the second, which primarily uses four chords.

Director Andy Fickman augments the crassness with an array of obscene hand gestures far more varied than the choreography.

The hallway traffic in any major technology firm is more racially varied than in other institutions in the country.

Tchaikovsky's score is greater — more detailed, more varied — than any one staging.

The study also found that as a general rule, the impaired patients' movement patterns were more varied than the healthy volunteers'.

Still, the slopes are well-groomed and the area (there are just 18km of pistes when all lifts are open) is much more varied than we had expected.

More vocally varied than their peers, the Manhattans worked with producer Bobby Martin at Philly's Sigma Sound to create orchestrated R&B at its velvety-smooth best.

(AMC has said its programming philosophy is much more varied than the dark worldview portrayed in FX shows).