Sentence examples for a stronger selection from inspiring English sources

This, however, does not mean that they would utilise plant species within these habitats in proportion to availability, but rather would show a stronger selection for habitats compared to plants.

Our results suggest a scaled hierarchical habitat selection process across selection orders by which wolves compensate higher exposure risk to humans within their territories via a stronger selection at breeding sites.

The greater biological vulnerability and stronger natural selection in utero of male versus female fetuses during severe famine may result in a stronger selection effect among men than women, obscuring the deleterious impact of famine exposure on the risk of mental illness in men later in life.

This was further confirmed in another knock out study that found a stronger selection pressure for the reconstitution of PfRH2b expression at the expense of PfRH2a [25].

In contrast, operons with high aggregation propensity encode a similar proportion of essential and nonessential proteins, 48% and 52% respectively (Table 1), suggesting that the sequences of essential bacterial cytoplasmic proteins suffer a stronger selection against deposition than those of nonessential ones, as previously proposed for different eukaryotic organisms [68].

Probes that were more highly expressed in oocytes and embryos showed on the average a dn/ds approximately 15% smaller than probes being more highly expressed in the adult tissue in all the three species (p-values between 10e−20 and 10e−30) (Fig. 3d), indicating a stronger selection pressure against coding mutations for these genes.

This is a strong selection of images.

There is also a strong selection bias.

At Phillips's Chelsea headquarters, the struggling boutique firm had trouble putting together a strong selection.

Pitchers of sangria are popular, and there is a strong selection of dessert wines and sherries.

It's a strong selection, not just in numbers but in quality.