Sentence examples for approach of selection from inspiring English sources
The combined approach of selection scan and spatial analysis method allowed for a parallel investigation of Norway spruce adaptive potential in alpine stands, providing evidence for selective forces acting on adaptive loci that could be relevant in forest management.
The high levels of resistance to BB and the absence of any yield penalty due to accumulation of resistance genes in the pyramids provides us a successful example of the integrated approach of selection at both molecular and phenotypic levels for transfer of the desired trait(s) and recovery of the recurrent parental genome.
Simulated annealing [ 11] and evolutionary algorithms [ 8, 7, 12] have been used to address this shortcoming, as well as a two-step approach of selection followed by mate allocation [ 13].
For 8 instruments, more than one approach of selection of items was used: experts and data driven (n = 5, 19.2%) [ 21, 24, 29, 30, 37], and experts and patients (n = 3, 11.5%) [ 20, 22, 36].
In order to study genes that might be involved in the insect's response to intoxication by an active Cry toxin and/or in the mechanism of resistance to such a toxin, we took the approach of selection of cDNAs representing genes, which are differentially expressed in these different conditions.
Thus, given the complicated demographic history of both D. miranda and D. pseudoobscura, we might expect polymorphism- and divergence-based approaches of selection to yield different conclusion about relative rates of adaptation in the two species.
There is no commonly accepted approach to selection of a topology of a computer integrated manufacturing and/or management system.
Here, we describe the use of a frequency-based approach for selection of highly significant descriptors.
For a systematic approach of lipid selection, statistical experimental design and multivariate analysis were conducted to interpret the data.
To find genes specifically regulated in these clusters, a novel approach of gene selection was conceived.
BMA overcomes the methodological limitations of earlier implementations of DCM that required a 2-step approach of model selection and parameter averaging (Seghier et al. 2010).
