Sentence examples for an evident selection from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, a more stringent analysis of the basic region of the chromatograms indicated that the cationic proteins of the shield, grouped in discrete pI ranges, display a different distribution when compared to the cytosolic pool with an evident selection of the proteins with higher pI values (pI>8.0) (Figure 3D).

First, all the studies available for this meta-analysis were retrospective studies, so there was a possibility of evident selection bias and observer bias with regard to the adoption of the operative approach.

This observation is important because Drosophila, unlike mammals, also has evident selection for use of "translationally optimal" codons, possibly to ensure mistranslation minimization (Akashi 1994; Drummond and Wilke 2008; Warnecke and Hurst 2010).

We anticipate that the aberrations detected with arrayCGH result from their selective growth advantage becoming evident upon selection pressure during multiple cell divisions.

It is evident that selection of higher dimension pipe than actually required as far as economical point of view can increase the resilience of network.

It is evident that selection rates σ is greater than mutation rates μ.

This suggests that significant changes in the tumour have either developed, or become evident through selection after as few as three cycles of chemotherapy.

Studies with a major selection bias evident in treatment allocation to CB DOT or clinic DOT.

However, for the Y1 locus, a gene under recent and strong selection in maize breeding programmes (an improvement selection), the effects of selection were evident up to 600 kb downstream of the target gene in the yellow endosperm subset of maize lines (Palaisa et al., 2004).

The evidence will increase the hurdles for the defense in what is already a challenging case, as was evident during jury selection today.

Under this assumption, we would expect to find traces of natural selection, evident as an underrepresentation of tandem splice sites at places where they are deleterious.