The phrase "an evolutionary selection process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing biological evolution, natural selection, or any scenario where a process of selection over time is relevant.
Example: "The study focused on an evolutionary selection process that favored traits enhancing survival in changing environments."
Alternatives: "a natural selection mechanism" or "an adaptive selection process".
As major modifications for the task of nonlinear AEC, an evolutionary selection process facilitates to evaluate realizations of the state vector based on recursively calculated particle weights to generalize the instantaneous solution of the optimization problem [9].
There may have been an evolutionary selection process whereby cells that developed repeat sequence insertions in housekeeping genes could not survive.
Basically, because of the openness and rapidity that wiki pages can be edited, the pages undergo an evolutionary selection process not unlike that which nature subjects to living organisms.
In effect evolutionary conditioning minimises the residual damage in the dynamic steady state between DNA degradation and repair; the conditioning is thus a purely epigenetic evolutionary selection process.
Here, we report on these Pi7C and Pi6C genes, describe the PI-II domain flexibility, and investigate the evolutionary selection process that lead to the emergence of these two genes.
The figure shows that except for a few cases (e.g. Actinobacteria) structural disorder correlates with the OGT rather than the taxonomical position of the species, which suggests that low levels in hyperthermophiles and psychrophiles is the result of evolutionary selection process.
Guryev et al. [ 59] showed that the evolutionary selection process drives conservation of long-range allele combinations, causing chromosome regions to retain a long-range haplotype block structure.
Dogs and humans co-evolved and share recent evolutionary selection processes, such as adaptation to digest starch-rich diets.
This discrepancy between genomic and proteomic information may be due to environmental or evolutionary selection processes.
Since the genes within families are initially redundant in molecular function, they likely have undergone evolutionary selection processes, and eventually formed multiple orthologous groups to carry out different functions [ 31, 32].
Therefore, co-evolutionary selection processes should vary not only in time but also in space, and different specific MHC alleles should have an advantage in different environments [ 34].
