Sentence examples for very generalist from inspiring English sources

The harlequin ladybird prefers aphids, but is a very generalist feeder and may outcompete many of its counterparts for a variety of foods.

This would just be part of a programmatic division of labor — a continuation of Adam Smith's process, I'm sure — where a technology is developed as very generalist and gradually it is refined to fill various needs within the ecosystem of the web.

"We are seeking to train people in a very generalist way to be not necessarily bench scientists or research scientists, but really to be managers," he said.

In Germany grilling is still very generalist, where you put every type of meat on every grill.

The development of a scientific field should also be reflected in the publications of very generalist and highly cited journals such as Science and Nature.

E. mediohispanicum is a very generalist plant visited by over 180 insect species belonging to six orders and as much as nine functional groups (Gómez et al 2007).

The 6 species that appeared in all layers were very probably generalists.

Very few generalists which colonized the rhizosphere of more than one plant species were detected.

Hence, these individuals will need to be very good generalists or establish themselves in a group practice where complimentary subspecialty skill sets exist within the group of practicing surgeons.

The majority of species had strong associations with either mature forest or young regeneration post-harvest, with very few more generalist species present.

The promise that this would be redressed made this new system very appealing to generalists.