Sentence examples for been optimized by selection from inspiring English sources

Second, although we cannot say that this behavior has been optimized by selection, we do demonstrate that it is only somewhat less efficient than straight-line behavior.

The structure-activity relationships study of piperidinylethoxy series demonstrated that the selectivity and physicochemical properties of compounds could be optimized by selection of a proper substituent on the C-7 position of chroman ring, while the high potency of the molecule against AChE was reserved.

Vertical pore wall integrity at the Al Fe Al interface was optimized by selection of pre-anodization annealing conditions, with interfacial void formation observed in the absence of this technique.

Thus, the negative genetic correlation between egg size and clutch size in the bad period is consistent with the classic hypothesis that egg size and clutch size are optimized by selection, with harsher environmental conditions favoring larger eggs in smaller clutches [21].

Probably, the single most interesting results is the frequent, rapid emergence of excessive complexity, with subsequent simplification as the systems is optimized by selection.

This equality of value of protein will hold approximately for mutations of small effect if expression levels are optimized by selection, as explained below.

Specific high-performance affinity-chromatographic separations can be optimized by rational selection of chiral columns, the characteristics of which are provided by QSRR.

The simplest proposal is that optimization of MnSOD activity occurred on the basis of an ancient SOD that functioned with Fe but also had sufficient Mn-based activity to be optimized by natural selection and that was present in an organism that provided conditions for binding Mn.

We know that in order to maximize an organism's fitness in a particular environment, individual interactions among components of protein and nucleic acid networks need to be optimized by natural selection, or sometimes through random processes, as the organism responds to changes and/or challenges in the environment.

That is, when the desired expression level varies more than the width of the selection window, fitness is optimized by increasing noise so as to ensure the distribution overlaps the desired levels across all conditions.

Nowadays, microorganisms are the main source of commercial enzymes and are continuously optimized by selection, recombination, expression, and production of hydrolases for practical use.