Sentence examples for as a consequence of selection from inspiring English sources

As a consequence of selection, the selected animals were heavier than the C animals throughout the entire growth curve.

When introduced into the lab, organisms may evolve as a consequence of selection for better growth and as a consequence of the loss of selective pressures that are present in the wild [ 30, 33].

A similar trend of unconsciously selecting wheats with small root biomass, as a consequence of selection under optimum growing conditions, is evident in two randomly chosen cultivars, modern Californian 'Summit and United Kingdomm 'Zion 19' bread wheat.

A correlated response is the genetic change that occurs in a trait as a consequence of selection on another trait(s).

Hitchhiking of neutral variants as a consequence of selection on nearby mutations is a likely cause of spatial patterns of nucleotide diversity throughout genomes [7], [8], [9].

In other cases, dispersal may strengthen mating isolation as a consequence of selection to avoid maladaptive mating between individuals from different environments [8].

Selfing can also reduce Ne by other processes than inbreeding, for instance through selective sweeps and hitchhiking, as a consequence of background selection, or because it magnifies the consequences of extinction and recolonisation [ 56, 57].

Consequently, if a sample has an excess of rare variants (as a consequence of purifying selection or of population growth), θπ would be less than θS and the statistic is negative.

This phenotype experienced a substantial reduction during the early times of domestication and subsequently increased as a consequence of artificial selection for growth rate.

As a consequence of the selection of Lagrange polynomials for element shape functions discrete orthogonality is obtained leading to the diagonal form of the element mass matrix.

Population linkage disequilibrium occurs as a consequence of mutation, selection, genetic drift, and population substructure produced by admixture of genetically distinct ethnic populations.