The phrase "arising neutral" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation or condition that is neutral or unbiased, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The findings of the study were arising neutral, indicating no significant bias in the results."
Alternatives: "emerging neutral" or "resulting neutral".
The CL spectra mainly consist of an ultraviolet peak (4.3 eV) arising from Neutral Oxygen Vacancies (NOVs) and a blue-violet peak (2.7 eV) due to E′ centres as well as NOVs, both of which are oxygen-deficient centres.
Nucleotide substitutions arising under neutral, positive, and negative pressure will all become fixed, inherited by all clonal descendants.
Within such an ortholog group, the general expectation is that the main evolutionary force is purifying selection, which is reflected as sequence conservation, with most divergence between the orthologs arising from neutral substitutions.
Simulation of expected site-wise ΔSSLS distribution (6): homoplasious amino acid replacements may arise by neutral processes and, therefore, we used simulation to determine whether site-wise convergence was more significant than expected by chance.
Since our present analysis includes low and fixed polar energy inputs, the electric field variations arise from neutral wind variations driven by atmospheric waves propagating from the lower atmosphere.
Third, the trait and its effects may have arisen through neutral processes and not via selection at any level.
Our estimator is based on the analysis of the novel haplotype variation that arises from neutral mutations on the sweeping adaptive haplotype.
Of course, the Ka/Ks ratio is a very rough metric of positive selection and new protein function could arise by neutral evolution, even via very few amino acid substitutions [ 61].
Directional selection is not a necessary requirement for functional divergence to occur in the evolution of gene families, as a new function for a gene can arise through neutral processes via genetic co-option [ 30].
The simplest hypothesis is that RV host shifts are determined purely by the ecological factors that provide opportunities for cross-species transmission and that genetic differences between host-associated variants arise from neutral evolutionary processes (here termed the 'ecology only' model, Figure 1).
