Sentence examples for been under continuous selection from inspiring English sources

Some key crop species, such as maize, wheat, and rice, have been domesticated from about 10,000 years ago, and have been under continuous selection for important agronomic and quality traits.

Assuming that present day mongrels originate from a population that has been under continuous selection for independent survival skills, because, for example, their reproduction was not supported by humans, then one could assume that independent problem-solving abilities would prevail over the motivation to be guided.

However, unique SNPs and heterogeneous transposition events also existed in MDR 19A suggestinggesthat this thistrainin has adapted and mutated away from a 19F progenitor and is under continuous selection pressure.

It is important to mention here that the linA gene has already been reported to be under continuous selection pressure and a large number of variants of this gene exist [ 7, 32, 13, 39] and better variants of linA may be used for developing enzymatic bioremediation system for HCH.

Large-scale marker associations with growth traits were conducted on an elite variety of C. farreri named the 'Penglai-Red' scallop (Aquacultural Variety Registration Number of the Ministry of Agriculture of China: GS02-001-2005), which was developed by our group and has been under continuous artificial selection for red shell colour and fast growth for multiple generations.

Cells were cultured under continuous selection with gentamicin (50 μg/ml; Calbiochem).

In general, a population of cells is grown under continuous selection for the phenotype of interest for many generations (cell divisions).

The accumulation of SNPs in the human genome is like a snapshot of human evolutionary history in which genes, especially those with specific functions, are under continuous natural selection pressure and alteration by mutation, genetic drift and gene flow.

Only the QTLs with stable effects were under continuous inadvertent selection, and the genotype of these QTLs preferred to the parent with a negative additive effect, which could shorten the flowering time.

The strong cellular response initiated by these SH2 binding Tyr-SLiMs further supports our assumption that SLiMs are under continuous evolutionary selection to preserve functional sites and eliminate harmful mutations.

During this time, plants have been under a continuous selection pressure from predators and numerous environmental factors.