Sentence examples for be selection for the from inspiring English sources

As long as HIV affects an individual's reproductive success in the human population, there will be selection for the CCR5-Δ32 allele.

For example, there appears to be selection for the loss of introns in eukaryotes with a short life cycle [10].

Regardless of the history of the MaSp1 multiple loci, there appears to be selection for the maintenance of the gene copies.

These data suggest that there may be selection for the Wt L1 genotype, as the ratio appears to be shifted towards the Wt L1 virus for many samples.

Previous research has suggested that there may be selection for the smallest possible proteins that are still able to maintain function in bacterial cells, as smaller proteins would be less metabolically expensive (i.e., Wang et al. 2011).

This may also hold true for domesticated laboratory strains where there is selection for the quickest-growing animals, and increased nutrient availability as compared to the wild.

In order to test if there is selection for the Wt L1 virus, a GLM was used (see the section 'Estimating the within-host fitness of vEGTDEL').

Even though there appears to be selection for preserving codons, the tests cannot differentiate between past and present function.

All five surprise flyers from the shelves are selections for the reading group run by the Channel 4 afternoon series.

Moreover, if there was selection for indicating the distal feature, there will also have been selection for indicating the more proximal feature (since it is by indicating the latter that it indicates the former).

It'll soon be "Selection Sunday" for the Harvard basketball team — or, as we used to call it when I covered the Crimson, uh, Sunday.