Sentence examples for being due to selection from inspiring English sources

Such patterns of convergent evolution (convergent evolution as defined by Arendt and Reznick [2008]) are usually taken as a strong indication for the particular adaptive value of the identified mechanism and/or affected function (Christin et al. 2010; Wake et al. 2011)—irrespective of convergence being due to selection on standing or de novo sequence variation.

That implies the ADH1B haplotype pattern in SN may be due to selection, and the selective forces on ADH1B may be something like ethnic culture.

The larger part of the pooled OLS-vacation differential, however, is due to selection effects.

Since the data collection and headache classification was completely standardized with trained interviewers across all studies, this is unlikely to be due to selection or recall bias.

Dozens of those shifts coincided with the DNA differences between the ecotypes, signaling that those differences were due to selection, not chance.

Some of this pattern appears to be due to selection into higher paying jobs rather than positive discrimination in favour of white immigrants (Elliott and Lindley 2008).

If the association observed in the OLS estimates disappears in the fixed effects results, this is an indication that the association may be due to selection.

In the senior author's view, this is a rather interesting and unusual finding, and may be due to selection bias.

This discrepancy may be due to selection of a different set of manually curated atom mappings from the KEGG RPAIR database [2].

This suggests that the largest part of the pooled OLS union membership-specific differential of almost one day is due to selection into membership.

The estimated APEs indicate that more than 50% of the pooled OLS union-membership vacation premium of one day is due to selection into union membership.