Sentence examples for become selected because from inspiring English sources

In fact, these data may be regarded as the first experimental proof for the so called „group selection theory" as proposed by A. Wallace, in which it is suggested that alleles can become selected because of the benefits they might render to the group, not to the individual [ 17, 22].

Besides its meaning for aging and cell death research, age-induced programmed cell death represents the first experimental proof for the so-called group selection theory: Apoptotic genes became selected during evolution because of the benefits they might render to the whole cell culture and not to the individual cell.

A pathogen with novel traits can emerge as a result of mutation or because a latent trait with superior fitness becomes selected for, unlocking host resources that would otherwise remain out of reach.

Perhaps the trust document gave beneficiaries the power to choose a trustee as the position became vacant, and King was selected because he had a legal background.

The highest charge state is selected because the ETD reaction becomes faster and more efficient as the charge increases on the protein.

The center will eventually house 100 children, aged 4 to 16, all selected because they appear likely to become unwanted, impoverished stepchildren or even street urchins.

The pilot, Campbell said, wanted to become an astronaut, and blamed Campbell when not selected because, Campbell reasoned, "they don't want no 2 Live Crew brother in space".

These tissues were selected because they are organs known to become infected in other rodent species (18, 56).

This time interval was selected because after this period, ultrasound-assisted techniques became more commonly used in obese parturients.

Dr Dehaene thinks that our visual system became sensitised to them early on, and that letters were later selected because they exploited the sensitivities of the human brain to such shapes.

This period was selected because it reflects the time generally required for benefit to become apparent with the types of intervention we wish to pursue in the future, e.g. exercise training.