Sentence examples for based on genetic selection from inspiring English sources

In the Netherlands an ambitious scrapie control programme was started in 1998, based on genetic selection of animals for breeding.

Recently, studies aimed at breeding based on genetic selection of pigs resistant to different pathological agents have been performed [ 15, 16].

Other cooperation-enhancing mechanisms such as kin selection (based on genetic relationship) and group selection tend to transform a prisoner's dilemma into a harmony game (see Fig. 6).

Genetic algorithms (GAs) [1], being the most popular ones, are based on genetic science and natural selection operators.

Briefly, it employs a multivariate feature selection strategy based on genetic algorithms that imitate natural selection during biological evolution.

In this work, we propose a new identification hybrid strategy based on genetic algorithm with parallel selection (GAPS) and artificial neural network (ANN).

Selection gradients based on genetic covariance of seedling traits and responses to selection at this stage involved traits related to biomass allocation (SMF) and growth (as decomposed by a Gompertz model) or delayed ontogenetic change, depending also on the testing environment.

U.S. Patent #8,543,339 is titled "Gamete donor selection based on genetic calculations," and among the inventions it claims is the idea of using genetic tests and computer programs to predict the likely traits of a baby based on the DNA of its parents.

However, sexual selection based on genetic benefits is controversial, and there is limited unambiguous support for the notion that choosy or polyandrous females can increase the chances of producing offspring with high viability.

Evidence for functional selection based on genetic variation within the human population can be potentially confounded by several factors.

Molecular marker analysis, joined to phenotypic evaluation, is a powerful tool for grouping of genotypes based on genetic distance data and for selection of progenitors that might constitute new breeding populations.