The phrase "additive selection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to genetics, evolutionary biology, or decision-making processes where multiple factors contribute positively to a selection outcome.
Example: "In the study of evolution, additive selection plays a crucial role in determining the traits that are favored in a population over time."
Alternatives: "cumulative selection" or "incremental selection".
Changes of population size expose differences between recessive and additive selection, potentially providing insight into the prevalence of dominance in natural populations.
Combustion of organics in the mesocrystal affords hierarchical beta zeolites, the pore-architecture of which is tunable with respect to additive selection.
It is found that the design thickness is influenced by the type of soil, additive, selection of material property and design method.
The paper elaborates the laboratory evaluation methodology adopted; modeling techniques used for making yield predictions and presents case studies of successful catalyst and additive selection and use in a commercial FCC unit.
Therefore, this article tries to review the general criteria for additive selection, and also to assess the different functional aspects of RMBEs (e.g. physical, durability and mechanical characteristics), paying attention to the impacts of additives.
Based on the findings, a new criterion for additive selection to control complexion transitions and abnormal grain growth is proposed that is based on interfacial energies between the host and precipitate.
Role of additives, selection of polymer, effect of process and formulation parameters, scale up optimization, and IVIVC have been covered to gain the interest of readers about the technology.
Antimicrobial use in veterinary practice as food additives causes selection of resistant zoonotic pathogens that may spread to humans.
The proprietors, who also own Thirst, a wine store in Fort Greene, have modelled Thirstbaràvin ("Thirst bar à vin") after the natural-wine bars of Paris, and the chalkboard wall behind the long cork bar advertises an all-organic, additive-free selection.
We used an additive multi-locus selection model with a selection distribution described by Kryukov [ 34].
If the genetic background of a given trait consists of many loci with small additive effects, the selection coefficient per locus can be very small and the signal of selection can be weak and difficult to detect (Pritchard et al. 2010).
