Sentence examples for a subtle fitness from inspiring English sources
For those seeking such a subtle fitness edge, perhaps for the next Olympics, Station Fitness is set to expand this year, with two new locations in New York — one on the Upper East Side and one in TriBeCa — and its first West Coast studio, in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The equivalent experiment was performed in resistant A/J mice to determine if the virulence phenotype observed for mice infected with phoQ W104C-A128C bacteria was due to the susceptible BALB/c mouse genetic background and to determine whether a subtle fitness defect would be exposed on infection of a relatively resistant inbred mice.
Potential advantages of a pooled (compared to well-based) screen include economies of scale and discernment of subtle fitness effects by competitive growth over many days.
Of course there are plenty of answers to that question, such as the subtle fitness features that nudge you into being more active, even if it's just telling you to stand up because you've been sitting down for an hour.
It has been suggested that redundancy may create subtle fitness advantages that might only be evident in particular stages of the life cycle, or under particular environmental conditions [ 50].
As pointed out by previous authors, gene redundancy might create subtle fitness advantage that was only evident in particular stages of the life cycle or under particular environments [ 25, 68, 69].
Similarly, experiments carried out in mice and tsetse flies indicate that the gene is nonessential for the survival of the parasite in vivo, though of course these types of experiment generally fail to pick up subtle fitness traits that can be sufficient to maintain the genes in nature.
Next, we constructed a ybp2Δmad2Δ double mutant in our background (YPH499) to assess the double mutant for a more subtle synthetic fitness defect.
As the company tries to broaden its scope, its message is undergoing a subtle but pervasive shift in emphasis, from sports to fitness.
A subtle or obvious message?
