Sentence examples for achieving selection from inspiring English sources

Marker-trait associations have been effective in achieving selection gain for yield components during marker-assisted backcrossing [12], [13], but marker-assisted selection (MAS) of quantitative trait loci seems to be unpredictable due to lack of a high-resolution genetic map [14].

This maximises the speed of achieving selection response for this hypothetical selection direction.

Particularly, selecting the most suitable relay among available relays can achieve selection diversity in cooperative communications [2 4].

However, he only achieved selection for England in one series in 1893.

Wilfred Rhodes, Yorkshire's main spinner since 1898, was considering retirement; he and Hirst suggested that, as there were fewer spinners than medium-pace bowlers, Verity was more likely to achieve selection if he switched to spin bowling.

Verity had been advised by friends at the start of the season that he would need an exceptional performance to achieve selection on the 1932 33 Ashes tour of Australia; Alan Hill believes the performance against Nottinghamshire guaranteed Verity would be chosen to tour.

The tumour cells may utilise excess miR-378a-5p miR-378a-5p miR-378a-5pe (e.g., AURKB) to achieve selection advantage.

Statistical science has therefore developed several decision rules and algorithms to achieve selection based on the relations of the data under study: change in the effect estimate, stepwise selection, modern techniques such as shrinkage and penalized regression, and other techniques.

For this reason, a graphical methodology, intended to give a criterion for achieving the selection of the most appropriate bias resistance value has been developed.

The key to achieving SNP selection is to include an L1 penalty, that is, adding a penalty consisting of a penalty parameter, λ, times ‖ β‖1 = | β1 | +⋯+| β P |.

Positive medium-to-high genetic correlations among harvest traits suggest that indirect gains in yield can be achieved by selection for either higher growth or survival.