Sentence examples for advantage sufficient from inspiring English sources

Major codon preference posits that translationally superior codons confer a fitness advantage sufficient to bias codon usage (especially in highly expressed genes) but small enough to allow minor codons to persist through mutation pressure and genetic drift.

Specifically, although previous genetic mapping of sex determination in a northern population of F. vesca subsp. bracteata identified a nuclear locus with a dominant allele for male sterility (Tennessen et al. 2013), there is equivocal evidence for a fitness advantage sufficient to maintain females in this population under nuclear determination alone (Li et al. 2012; Dalton et al. 2013).

These include the existence of unidentified selective pressures acting directly on the resistance or other genes encoded by a plasmid, or provision of a survival advantage sufficient to overcome the metabolic burden imposed on plasmid carrying cells, when selective pressure is removed [ 43, 44].

This study had several advantages: sufficient sample size; a longer follow-up period than any previous study; and the ability, via data linkage, to reliably capture all available cases and, therefore, minimize potential selection bias due to loss to follow-up.

Fignon felt his advantage was sufficient, but he was suffering from an abscess which made it virtually impossible for him to sit on his bike, and LeMond was using radical new aerodynamic handlebars.

Even a very slight advantage is sufficient to cause new beneficial mutations to increase in proportion over the span of many generations.

The focus is on specifying the claim of epistemic advantage with sufficient precision that it could be empirically testable, or at least open up areas in which plausible empirical hypotheses of epistemic advantage could be tested.

Since TEPITOPEpan could not take advantage of sufficient training data, it did not perform very well.

This demonstrates that BSAM will have an advantage provided sufficient information is available for estimating the additional breed-specific effects.

In both cases, the cognate immunity is essential for this in vivo competitive advantage and sufficient to protect the toxin-producing bacterium from killing.

Taking advantages of sufficient binding sites of the GO with oxygen-containing groups, the enzymes (GOD) are covalently immobilized onto GO-deposited TFG via 1-ethyl-3- 3-dimethylaminopropyl) carbodiimide and N-hydroxyl succinimide cross-liner.