Sentence examples for appreciable selection from inspiring English sources

This pattern might be realized if at the start of every host-generation, the parasite population is small (and hence exerts only a negligible selection on the host-population) and later, after a number of parasite generations, reaches an appreciable size (and thus exerts appreciable selection on the host after it has adapted to the host population).

In spite of the criticisms of areal or ecological studies, it has to be recognised that case control studies involve appreciable difficulties in the selection of suitable controls.

We are also encouraged by appreciable increases for the selection of an appropriate data analysis strategy (+34.0), discussion of research at a graduate school interview (+34.4), and applying research ethics principles (+30.4%).

Because hybrid speciation occurred at an appreciable frequency only when ecological selection was relatively strong (s ≥ 0.7), we examined the interaction of ecological and fertility selection with geographical isolation for a subset of parameter combinations (see Figs 4 and 5).

The paper, further, suggests a fast selection algorithm with appreciable complexity gain as compared to the literature schemes and a negligible degradation in performance.

Simulation results illustrate the performance of the proposed schemes and suggest that the proposed fast selection algorithm provides appreciable complexity gain as compared to the optimal selection one, with a negligible degradation in performance.

Simulation results illustrate the performance of the proposed schemes and suggest that the proposed selection algorithm provides appreciable complexity gain as compared to the existing schemes, with a negligible degradation in performance.

For moderate selection, it takes appreciable values for r = 0 - 4: the binding site sequences are fuzzy.

(In a mean-field quasispecies, appreciable fuzziness occurs only for selection coefficients s ~ μ, minute in other than viral systems).

Among four available approaches, none of these methods appear to be a desirable choice in terms of variable selection because an appreciable number of null predictors are included conservatively, but LASSO regression is much superior to others.

And although weaker selection occurs with an appreciable frequency, such that it may be detectable when scanning large genomic regions, there are still few sweeps, each resulting in a relatively small genomic impact.