Sentence examples for accessible to selection from inspiring English sources

Differences in the structure of P between these central and marginal populations indicate that a unique subset of phenotypic space is accessible to selection in these marginal populations [ 16].

This conclusion reverberates with the results of recent studies on experimental evolution of enzyme fitness which demonstrated that, among the multitude of possible mutational trajectories, only a small fraction is accessible to selection [ 20].

Mutations in regulatory regions are usually co-dominant [34], [35] and hence are readily accessible to natural selection in contrast with the recessive nature of mutations in coding regions.

In all they found that for only a relatively small fraction (15%, 18/120) of possible pathways, all five steps increased resistance, suggesting that a relatively small number of possible pathways are accessible to natural selection.

It reduces the number of mutational pathways leading from sensitive to highly resistant mutants that are accessible to natural selection [ 8], thereby making evolution more predictable.

If, however, neofunctionalizing mutations tend to be destabilizing a proposition for which there is some evidence (Wang et al. 2002; Tokuriki et al. 2008)—then buffering could maintain such variants in the population, making them accessible to positive selection if they confer an advantageous phenotype.

Twenty titles will be available to U.S. users at the launch of Miramax's "eXperience" Facebook app, including Chicago, Good Will Hunting, Clerks, Could Mountain, and Gangs of New York, with a more limited selection accessible to users in the UK and Turkey.

The test bed locations are expected to be fully operational and made accessible to researchers worldwide through a selection process later this year.

In Maloideae, the four regions (PS1 - PS4) identified by Ishimizu et al. [ 29], for which the rate of non-synonymous substitutions exceeds that of synonymous substitutions (a sign of positive selection) are accessible to solvents, and located on either side of the Pyrus pyrifolia S3-RNase active site cleft [ 30].

Some of the writing collected here strikes a personal tone, and reflections in the same vein from Thompson's partner would have made the selections more accessible to those unfamiliar with him -- the volume's presumed target audience.

These kinds of data not only allow us to optimize future aptamer selections, but also clearly show that performances can be improved, while simultaneously consuming much less reagent, such as protein, making aptamer selections more accessible to targets that are difficult to purify or express in large quantities.