Sentence examples for by coincidental selection from inspiring English sources

Genes responsible for such effects can thus be thought of as being maintained by coincidental selection.

A few artsy lamps, some coffee-table books about jazz and the current book on her politics-related reading list, "The Elephant in the Room"(not a coincidental selection), might do the trick.

Moreover, in comparison to baseline results on cluster characteristics [ 29], coincidental selection effects could have been discovered.

Industry groups contended that the pattern could have been caused by coincidental dips and peaks of viral illness.

It became an untenable and probably unattractive path, though masked for a good, long while by coincidental success.

Other hypotheses propose that the virulence of microparasites is not directly favored by natural selection; rather, microparasite-mediated morbidity and mortality are either coincidental to parasite-expressed characters (virulence determinants that evolved for other functions) or the product of short-sighted evolution in infected hosts.

Was this tendency produced by natural selection?

This too is denied by natural selection.

Adaptations are produced by natural selection.

This could be explained by human selection.

Transfection was enriched by hygromycin selection.