Sentence examples for a long-term selection from inspiring English sources

On the basis of the results of Tai et al. [ 11], a long-term selection experiment on F, with a selected and a control line, was begun in 1992.

Development of peanut cultivars with resistance to pre-harvest aflatoxin contamination would be a long-term selection program.

RNA for this experiment was extracted from the ovaries of 60 female mice, 30 of which came from a long-term selection line with an extraordinary litter size.

A long-term selection scenario, although not significant, showed a better likelihood score (-1857.9950) with a mean ω = 1.38 for the foreground branches of the A. merus clade.

Unlike antibiotics, heavy metals are not degraded and can linger in the environment producing a long-term selection pressure (Stepanauskas et al. 2005).

To further investigate how the prediction models affect the favourable alleles in a long-term selection scheme, we explored the fixation of QTL given their effect and initial favourable allele frequency.

With this thought in mind, I began a "long term" selection study with teosinte (Zea mays ssp. parviglumis) to see if I can change the population to be more maize-like, i.e. to "redomesticate" maize.

From this outbred population the high fertility line FL1 was generated during a long term selection experiment [ 35].

To disentangle the effects of chance and adaptation during adaptive radiations, we started a series of long-term selection experiments with the microbe Escherichia coli [12], [13], [14], [15], [16].

These particular genomic changes may be a result of long-term selection for strains that demonstrate good fermentative behavior and good organoleptic characteristics during wine-making.

To confirm that the repressive effect of RAS on autophagy in the HEK cells was not an artifact of long-term selection of the cells, we created new HRASG12V-expressing HEK- cells by acutely expressing HRASG12V in immortalized HEK cells that already stably expressed Tandem mCherry-GFP LC3.