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Mr. Riggio said he hoped that RosettaBooks and companies like it would help jump-start demand for electronic books by increasing the selection available, noting that traditional publishers have been slow to release older titles.

Counterfactual primes attenuated the confirmation bias in a trait hypothesis testing context by increasing the selection of questions designed to elicit hypothesis-disconfirming answers, but without increasing the selection of neutral questions.

The invariance of the slope indicated that the synonymous mutation rate was affected little by increasing the selection pressure due to the increase in library size from 10 to 106.

We concluded that RRGS could increase the annual selection response compared to RRS by decreasing the generation interval and by increasing the selection intensity.

Furthermore, Conover and Munch (2002) exerted a greater harvesting pressure (90% per generation) compared to the present experiment in zebrafish (75% per generation), and this might have affected the results by increasing the selection response in juvenile growth rate.

For example, when P = 0.05 were adopted in SF analysis at the greatest map density, average prediction ability was 0.21, and this improved to 0.31 by increasing the selection stringency to P = 0.01 (the first column of Figure 2).

I hope that master's programs such as the one here at SSA will continue to respond to this interest by increasing the course selections and field placement options.

Increasing the selection intensity by increasing the number of candidates from 120 to 300 therefore resulted in a subsequent increase in ∆F y, due mainly to an increase in the co-selection of related candidates.

Increasing the selection intensity by marker-assisted selection of genotypes and subsequently more limited phenotypic selection will lead to improved the selection gains.

The same parameters were used to assess the effect of increasing the selection intensity by comparing same-size control and case populations: small case versus small control and large case versus large control populations.

In fact, we observed that carcinogenesis could be actually accelerated by increasing the strength of selection against deleterious mutations, as strong selection against deleterious mutations served to increase the relative fitness of clones without deleterious mutations.