The phrase "a common selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a choice or option that is frequently chosen or widely accepted in a particular context.
Example: "In our survey, pizza was identified as a common selection among participants for their favorite food."
Alternatives: "a popular choice" or "a frequent option".
A common selection for 2012 game of the year was a smaller PlayStation 3 exclusive called Journey, a quiet, surreal nature-walk of a game made by a small team of developers whom Sony signed out of graduate school.
In our study, (alpha = 0.8) is used as a common selection.
Certainly, a common selection aimed to smooth out the results is to use frequency so that larger frequencies with their multiple oscillations have less constraining power.
Whether a common selection pressure balances diversity at both loci remains to be established.
The similarities in the gene accretion process among different DNA viruses infecting insects suggested that the host genetic regulatory network (GRN) creates a common selection pressure for convergence by means of satellite functions of locally adaptive value.
The alternative hypothesis (a common selection process may have lead to convergent evolution towards ID strains originating from various VN ancestors) cannot be ruled out and would suggest that evolutionary constraints led to the decline of V106-N248 strafterafter May 2009 and the emergence of I106-D248.
The relatedness of these heritage varieties can probably be explained either by historic nature, a common origin, selection for similar traits/phenotype or a relatively low selection pressure in these varieties.
The main finding is not that our particular model selection strategy is optimal in all cases, but rather that in the implementation of a common model selection strategy, epistasis does not necessarily harm your chances of picking the best model.
In this paper, we propose a new strategy for behaviour acquisition for domestic robots where the behaviours are acquired using multiple differing learning methods that are subsequently incorporated into a common behaviour selection system, enabling them to be performed in appropriate situations.
Hence we conclude that the genomes of both influenza viruses and their hosts share a common evolutionary selection pressure at the nucleotide sequence level to eliminate CpGs in an AU context.
A common model selection process was used for each of the eight quality of life outcomes.
