Sentence examples for a parallel selection from inspiring English sources

In the end, to obtain the optimal geometry, a parallel selection method of multi-objective optimization is proposed to obtain the Pareto-optimal solution, while the maximum finisher forming force (MFFF) and the maximum finisher die stress (MFDS) are both minimized.

Since the selection of its first series (2003), the CanaVialis breeding program has conducted a subprogram in which that kind of clone follows a parallel selection process [1].

Published in the November , 1984Artforum, as the title acknowledges, McEvilley responded in print to what the MoMA curators regarded to be a seminal survey of the art in its collection, supplemented by loans of the leading Modernist painting and sculpture, along with a parallel selection of tribal art from America, Africa, Asia, Australia, and Oceana.

A parallel selection of the same transformed yeast cells on twofold selection media (Trp−/Leu−) assured the presence of both plasmids (Fig. 8B).

This indicates a parallel selection among B. napus subgenomes.

Firstly, we had already carried out a parallel selection on the same REMI library.

Although the reason for selection on this locus remains elusive, this is the first demonstration of a widespread parallel selection event acting on standing genetic variation in humans, and highlights the utility of between population EHH statistics.

This would therefore be a case where parallel selection has led to some common changes (represented in PC2), but within different genetic backgrounds, which are responsible for the differences represented in PC1.

In summary, by combining pooled animal immunisation, hybridoma generation, antigen microarrays and a convenient method to identify plasmids encoding functional recombinant antibodies, we have addressed two major bottlenecks that prevented increasing the scale of a method for the parallel selection of high-quality monoclonal antibodies.

However in Africa overall, where multiple functional alleles co-exist, we might predict that the enhancer diversity would be greater in traditional milk drinking pastoralist groups than those who were non-pastoralists, as a result of the parallel selection of these functional alleles.

Wang, M. et al. Parallel selection on a dormancy gene during domestication of crops from multiple families.