This may happen in either or both of two ways: by changing the importance of courtship mating relative to sneak copulation as a determinant of sexual selection, and by changing the strength of sexual selection imposed by choice.
Different occupations require different communication skills or, to put it differently, language proficiency may be a determinant of occupational selection.
U2 snRNP binds to the 3'ss and is a determinant of 3'ss selection.
In mammals, relative mobility has been identified as a major determinant of selection acting on maintenance energy demands (Lovegrove, 2000).
These data provide further support for the generality of LEDGF/p75 as a determinant of integration target site selection for lentiviruses in primary cells where LEDGF/p75 levels were not artificially reduced.
Much of this has to do with the analysis presented in Figure 2 using the 144 Arabidopsis accessions for drawing conclusions on natural selection as a determinant of their genotype distribution.
In particular, even if the risk factor for HIV acquisition might be a determinant for CRT selection at time of transmission [ 38], it seems to lose its importance over time.
In case variable selection is required, sample size is an important determinant of appropriate selection procedures, and we advise to rely mainly on prior expert knowledge and multivariate selection procedures.
But researchers at the University of Liverpool insist body odour is a powerful determinant of mate selection.
In contemporary US practice, in addition to risk for bleeding and recurrent ischemic events, medical drug coverage is a major determinant of ADPri selection.
Fitness is a major determinant of the selection process of drug-resistant mutants that is amenable to experimental quantification.
