Sentence examples for accompany selection from inspiring English sources

Hence, selection factors affecting sites outside the contact residues should also accompany selection factors that generate MHC allelic variation.

It is part of a larger initiative to create divergent selection lines for this trait so as to understand the anatomical, physiological and microbiological as well as productivity changes that accompany selection for this trait.

The PCR product was used to transform 26695 Δfur-aphA, and chloramphenicol resistant (Camr) transformants were selected, sometimes with accompanying selection for growth on medium with 200 µg of Mtz/ml, as described above.

This method accompanies selection bias, as the selected agencies were those that were willing to participate.

Some artists' roughs are very rough indeed, but — as the accompanying selection, a first installment, shows — many of the Addams sketches were in a fairly finished state.

A biblical passage, for example, accompanies "Selection," which shows a hard-faced Nazi officer separating a boy from his mother as masses of Jews trudge off toward smokestacks: "While Pharaoh decreed death only for male children, Laban sought to uproot all".

Many TUPs are propagation related; they have mutations conferring a growth advantage and are enriched during the propagations accompanying selection.

In addition, the regulatory pathway of novel therapies developed through Precision Medicine may be complicated by the accompanying selection method by which the population is defined.

This work reports the development of an electrotransformation protocol permitting high-level DNA transfer to C. pasteurianum ATCC 6013 together with accompanying selection markers and vector components.

In monoicous species of hornworts, the antheridia tend to develop earlier than the archegonia [ 14], minimizing intra-gametophyte fertilization and perhaps reducing inbreeding and the accompanying selection for dioicy.

A recent study focused on cotton fiber cells tracks the dramatic genome-wide changes in gene expression during development that have accompanied selection for increased fiber yield and quality.