Sentence examples for be selected for over from inspiring English sources
As it is advantageous to have genes under strong selection in regions of high recombination where selection is more efficient, this genome organization may be selected for over time.
We proceed by describing how FD, a 'gang' foraging equilibrium – similar to the foraging behavior observed in the two Newborough sub-roosts – can be selected for over SR, which is equivalent to the recruitment-based foraging typical of juvenile common ravens in the main roost at Newborough and other roosts.
Rather, a large number of I. fulva alleles appear to be selected for over the I. brevicaulis allelic counterparts, regardless of the genetic background.
Another possibility is that mutations have not occurred in numit rps13 from Malus that cause it to be selected for over mt rps13, as presumably occurred in other lineages of rosids that have lost mt rps13.
We speculate that some of the amino acid changes that have taken place along the terminal or subterminal branches of the tree might have allowed numit rps13 to be selected for, over mt rps13, and allowed multiple independent losses of mt rps13 in different lineages (see Additional file 1).
We have previously described that EMT6 cells growing in an immunocompetent host are selected for over-expression of CD200 on tumor cells themselves.
The results suggest that shorter wingspan has been selected for over this time period because of the evolutionary pressure put on the population by cars.
Given our data, it appears that older CF patients possess a stable core of pathogenic organisms which presumably are selected for over time due to repeated antimicrobial pressure.
A significant difference in this analysis favors the interpretation that the specific feature is selected for over the interpretation that three features are selected together in an all-or-none fashion.
One intriguing idea is that redundancy is built to aid evolvability, and evolvability itself is a property that has been selected for over evolution (Maynard Smith, 1978; Conrad, 1979; Joyce, 1997).
One way to interpret this is that for regions bound by both factors, the C/EBP consensus site is being selected for over evolution rather than the PPARγ consensus site, which would indicate that PPARγ binding is dependent on sequence-specific C/EBP binding.
