Sentence examples for a range of selection from inspiring English sources

The selection coefficient: for each population from Europe and the Near-East, a range of selection coefficients (between 0% and 3%) was tested in order to find which value(s) best explained the observed LC T*Pfrequencies.

We consider a range of selection coefficients.

These different interactions mean that flowering plants are subjected to a range of selection pressures.

Figure 7 indicates a range of selection on genes with a minority having codon usage more indicative of mutation bias.

A range of selection and feature ranking methods have been developed and a recent review of the methods is provided in [ 5].

2) Previous work has acknowledged that since the selection mechanism is not identifiable from the data, sensitivity analyses should be carried out using a range of selection functions.

Expect to hear a range of selections from Broom's recently released album, his first in 15 years, while Sewelly, former resident DJ and promoter of awesome Glasgow techno club Relentless, joins Distorted's own Doug and Andy on support duties.

To describe fishery selection on adult body size, we used a range of standardized selection differentials (−0.05, −0.15, and −0.3) that were based on values estimated from several empirical studies (e.g. Rijnsdorp 1993; Law 2000; Swain et al. 2007).

While this is potentially useful in an inference making context where robustness or lack of it may be explored over a range of possible selection models, it is less useful in a decision making context where a single decision has to be made.

For example, considering U SDM = 0.5, a value that might closely reflect the true haploid genomic deleterious mutation rate (see Methods), we expect an extinction time of less than 10 Kyr (~6 × 104 generations, assuming an average 60 day generation time in nature) for a range of critical selection coefficients sc between about 0.0003 and 0.09.

Accordingly, in the past few years a number of groups have developed such methods through the successful deployment of a range of counter-selection markers first exemplified in other microbial species.