Sentence examples similar to a contrasting selection from inspiring English sources

Therefore, changes in flower color frequencies demonstrated persistence of a crop trait under contrasting selection treatments, and suggest some degree of linkage between the white petal allele and genes that confer later flowering.

This suggests a significantly greater but contrasting selection force on the Z-chromosome in comparison to autosomes, which is consistent with an overall significantly (P < 0.05) lower FSTvalue for Z-chromosomal (-0.014, 95% CI: -0.025 - -0.011) than for the autosomal loci (0.003, 95% CI: 0.001 - 0.004).

An example of such contrasting selection is apparent in the association between habitat and three distinct structures, the olfactory bulbs, telencephalon and cerebellum.

Apparently, contrasting selection pressures exist on internode size in stoloniferous species growing in disturbed habitats.

This indicates that there may be contrasting selection pressures on internode size in stoloniferous species growing in severely disturbed habitats.

In social insects, the evolution of CHCs may depend on contrasting selection pressures that act on particular compounds.

Evidence for directional selection in the Mbuti/Biaka population indicates contrasting selection pressures in different populations due the different environmental pressures that these populations have faced.

These points highlight that OCS and truncation selection are contrasting selection methods that realise different rates and levels of genetic gain and inbreeding.

We retained multiple different temperature variables because they were not strongly correlated (rho < 0.8) and could therefore potentially drive contrasting selection patterns.

Prolonged periods of partial to complete isolation would facilitate the accumulation of genetic differences in nuclear and mitochondrial genes exposed to genetic drift and potentially contrasting selection regimes.

These unexpected results indicate that there may be contrasting selection pressures on internode size in stoloniferous species growing in severely disturbed habitats.