The phrase "a result of selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or consequences that arise from a process of choosing or filtering.
Example: "The diversity of species in this ecosystem is a result of selection over millions of years."
Alternatives: "an outcome of selection" or "a consequence of selection".
Hence, the correlation of time of emergence with early-life fecundity, seen in the controls, is broken in the selected populations as a result of selection.
In practice, estimation difficulties may arise as a result of selection bias and limited historic testing.
Correlations have been found among interacting residues as a result of selection pressure to retain the interaction during evolution.
However, uncertainties of copula-based analysis of hydrological droughts as a result of selection of marginal distribution and copulas have not yet received significant concerns.
A model was developed to explain one mechanism whereby differential optimal foraging strategies can occur between species as a result of selection for competition avoidance.
Recent comparisons between canid species suggest that these unusual social skills have a heritable component and initially evolved during domestication as a result of selection on systems mediating fear and aggression towards humans.
Hull also introduced the concept of "evolvers," which are the entities that evolve as a result of selection on interactors: these are usually what Hull calls lineages (Hull 1980).
This preponderance of soft-shelled organisms at the Challenger Deep may be a result of selection pressure.
This significant shift in allele frequency between teosinte and maize could be a result of selection.
Similarly, vaccine efficacy can decrease as a result of selection for drug resistance.
The change is either a result of selection favoring a recent mutation or a previously rare genotype.
