The first channel predicts that corruption culture acts as a selection mechanism by attracting or selecting individuals with similar corruption attitudes to the firm, where these individuals act according to their internal norms that are then reflected in corporate outcomes (Schneider, 1987).
One hypothesis is therefore that by picking dogs that raise their inner eye brow more, humans simply follow their preference for paedomorphic facial characteristics, a preference which might have acted as a selection pressure during dog domestication18,19.
Essentially, it acts as a selection process or processes that focus both sensory and cognitive resources on the most relevant events in the soundscape; with relevance being dictated by the stimulus itself (e.g. a loud explosion) or by a task at hand (e.g. listen to announcements in a busy airport).
The interaction with CTL appears to acts as a selection force shaping the microevolution of the tumour.
The acceptance of the surgical risk acted as a selection criterion, such that others agreed to act as controls, without wishing to be part of the transplant group.
Thus, CRBP acts as a selection protein for RDH by increasing the substrate affinity for RDH, which in turn prevents non-specific oxidation of atROL by alcohol dehydrogenase.
Instead, the binding nature of EspG suggests that it additionally acts as a selection mechanism that allows interaction of ARF1 with specific, but not all, downstream substrates.
Principal Component Analysis of the DGGE patterns, right panel) indicated, except for rhizosphere samples BDV4-S5 and BDV4-S1, a higher similarity among the rhizospheres collected from different stations than among the bulk soils suggesting that the rhizosphere acts as a selection factor that tend to uniform bacterial diversity independent from the soil type.
He was also criticized by some Democrats as being an autocratic political boss who wanted to anoint candidates instead of allowing democracy to act as a natural selection process.
Despite the prevalence of mosaic aneuploidy, hESCs derived from IVF blastocysts are mostly karyotypically normal, suggesting that aneuploidy may act as a negative selection barrier for hESC derivation.
