93 Furthermore, among those who have migrated to Western countries, acculturation has led to a more frequent selection of nontraditional foods.
The frequency of OMIDI pairs in the EGFR gene is approximately 10-fold greater than in the TP53 gene (and the one OMIDI pair in the TP53 gene does not result in a net in-frame mutation), reflecting the more frequent selection of mutations that alter, rather than delete, EGFR protein function.
Jensen et al. (2008) found weaker (s = 0.002), more frequent selection (λ = 10−10) in a population of N0 = 10.
The detection sensitivity for all levels of LD was lower for 15% heritability than for 5%and25%5%, which results from the more frequent selection of two-locus models with a false positive result in these 15% heritability results.
Although V179F is an uncommon mutation that occurs at a highly polymorphic position, this mutation was retained because of its frequent selection by etravirine and its profound effect on etravirine susceptibility when it occurs in combination with Y181C/I/V [15].
However, in the context of frequent selection, linkage between sites is also likely to have a strong effect, motivating us to consider the performance of these statistics.
(5) In environments where extrinsically induced mortality is frequent, selection against senescence is comparatively weak as few individuals live long enough to suffer a substantial phenotypic decline.
The DCHS mechanism satisfies an ideal distribution of the cluster head among the sensor nodes and avoids frequent selection of cluster head, based on Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) and residual energy level of the sensor nodes.
This trend will be helped by the increasingly frequent selection of non-English pundits – including Brad Friedel of America and Thierry Henry of France in the BBC team and another Frenchman, Patrick Vieira, among the ITV pundits – and the greater familiarity of players in most international teams because so many of them play their club football in the English premiership.
This might complicate the use of INSPECT in applications requiring frequent selection among multiple different objects.
Nevertheless, the frequent selection of specific variables for different splits into test and training data indicates the relevance of these predictors.
