The phrase "are effectively selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or criteria for choosing or picking something in a manner that is efficient or successful.
Example: "The candidates for the position are effectively selected based on their qualifications and experience."
Alternatives: "are efficiently chosen" or "are successfully picked".
Thus, boundary changes that are effectively selected against in Cryptococcus, which is estimated to have a relatively large effective population size [ 34, 35], might be tolerated (i.e., be able to drift to fixation) in a smaller population.
According to Ohta [ 15, 16] very slightly deleterious mutants are effectively selected against in populations large enough; however these same mutants should be governed by random drift in small populations behaving as selectively neutral.
If the rate of adaptive evolution is limited by the supply of new mutations, then species with larger Ne are expected to undergo more adaptive evolution than species with small Ne because a greater number of advantageous mutations appear in the population and a higher proportion of these mutations are effectively selected.
On the other hand, deleterious alleles with large fitness effect, such as recessive lethals and detrimentals, will be effectively selected against and removed from the population when becoming homozygous (purging) (Hedrick 1994).
DailyMotion, which was created in 2005 by private investors in a Paris apartment, was effectively selected to be a French national champion in 2009, when the country's strategic investment fund pumped 7.5 million euros into the company.
In the boreal forest landscape, aspen has been effectively selected against in favour of conifers.
Then, in order to show that the appropriate neural networks for composing an ensemble can be effectively selected from a set of available neural networks, an approach named GASEN is presented.
Therefore, heat tolerant tall fescue accessions would be effectively selected according the phenotypic traits when heat stress conducted early days.
Second, in large populations, a higher proportion of mutations are expected to be effectively selected because a higher proportion are expected to have N e s ≫ 1.
Then, BACs spanning three or more assays can be effectively selected from the entire set of putative BACs for validation studies.
When a very small fraction of features ν ~ 1/ Np is taken as differentially expressed, resulting in only few features selected, the difference between the DFC test and t-test will be small again, as the differential expression of the few features should be very strong and can be effectively selected by t-test alone.
