Sentence examples for are undergoing selection from inspiring English sources

The ω statistics show that the majority of the protein is experiencing purifying selection (ω < 1), but that 15 27 codons are undergoing selection.

Thus, their method is called single-step BLUP (SS-BLUP), and is expected to yield unbiased predictions under multivariate normality, even in populations that are undergoing selection and non-random mating.

As expected, the temephos treated replicates are undergoing selection since they are out of Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (Fisher's combined probability, χ24 = 115, p < 0.0001) and this is not due to drift (Fisher's combined probability, χ24 = 137, p < 0.0001).

This is, in practice, an overestimate because some loci will be undergoing selection and lead to larger changes in allele frequencies than can be explained by drift only.

The mutant dt1 alleles are present only in Glycine max, but these alleles appear to have been undergoing selection pressure at early stages of soybean landrace radiation [ 37].

When combined with the evidence of TD in the region, these details suggest that this region may be undergoing selection or segregation distortion in contemporary humans.

If the iHS method detects a genomic region, this region can contain several loci that may actually be undergoing selection within the breed.

Recently, the availability of high-density SNP genotyping or resequencing data has provided the potential to identify precise genomic regions that have been undergoing selection.

This indicates that some of the genes we identify as having Kp/Ku ratios significantly less than 1 may be undergoing selection in multiple species, but also that we are overlooking some genes subject to species-specific selection.

We are applying a method developed by Schneider et al. (2011), which compares the frequency distributions of newly derived alleles (DAs), between genomic regions presumed to be undergoing selection and others that can be assumed to be relatively neutral.

This pattern suggests that a subset of the novel extensions is undergoing selection for protein coding, and that the contribution from this subset to the average SNP preference outweighs the contributions from other subsets of extensions that are selectively neutral or undergoing diversifying selection.