Sentence examples for both the selected and from inspiring English sources
After each selection and non-selection step, the new generation of adult Drosophila from both the selected and unselected lines were kept in small population cages (0.005 m).
Figure 1 illustrates the details of both the selected and excluded studies.
I was present in both the selected and unselected pool and was thus likely linked to an inadvertently selected trait, such as sporulation capacity or spore viability.
That is, if two lines bred for divergence on a given trait (such as alcohol preference) also differ on another measure, it can be inferred that both the selected and the correlated response share some underlying genetic contribution.
Using these procedures, we adjusted the minor allele frequencies (and the number) of both the selected and the other SNPs in SNP SNP LD to those of both CNVs and SNPs in CNV SNP LD.
Except for loci on chr02, the proportions of AJ alleles of most markers in both the selected and unselected populations of parasites were generally high, possibly reflecting the predominance of AJ alleles in the backcross, the small proportion of parental AJ genotypes (drug-sensitive) and/or the existence of many AJ loci contributing small fitness effects in this experimental system.
We found that males, irrespective of the time of emergence, lived longer than females both in the selected and control populations.
It is shown that barrier efficacy is critically dependent on both the selected hardware and the assumptions regarding explosion intensity and ignition location.
The expression level of ABCG2 is similar in both the selected chemoresistant and the parental MCF-7 cell lines and likely did not play a role in the drug-resistant phenotypes of these cell lines.
Both the selected station and the proposed methodological approach are provided to the public sector.
The response of a patient in a clinical trial usually depends on both the selected treatment and some latent covariates, while its variance varies across the treatment groups.
