Sentence examples for by the corresponding selection from inspiring English sources
For a given alignment, we define the amount of conserved sequence information as the number of bases in the reference sequence multiplied by the corresponding selection coefficient, which can be computed form the observed sequence identity by solving equation 1 for s (see Methods for more details).
The initial C1 symmetry parameters of a twist angle = −101.25° and an axial rise (Δz) = 4.75 Å (from our old datasets and adjusted to 4.95 Å due to the change of the imaging system) were derived from the corresponding selection rule defined by indexing the power spectrum.
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P is the proportion of sites under selection the corresponding selective pressure as measured by ω.
By applying the corresponding variable selection method to subsamples drawn without replacement, selection probabilities for each variable can be estimated as the proportion of subsamples where the variable is included in the fitted model.
Embedded visualizations are interactive and they can display arbitrary graphical user interface elements or visualize data specified by a corresponding selection.
The next set of rows present our estimates of the upper and lower bounds for the behavioral response accompanied by the corresponding estimates of the selection component.
For each pair of values, we perform a single modeling experiment by running ProBMoT with the corresponding model selection criterion.
Andrivon [ 29] and Lebreton et al. [ 30] found the same complex virulence phenotypes (i.e. 1.3.4.7.8.11, 1.3.4.7.11 and 1.3.4.7) to dominate in P. infestans populations collected in French potato production areas, despite the absence of local selection by the corresponding R genes [ 31].
Once herbicide resistance genes move into weeds, their frequency within local weed populations will increase under selection pressure by the corresponding herbicide.
The probability of fixation and maintenance of duplicates depends on many variables, including population sizes and selection regimes experienced by the corresponding genes: a combination of stochastic and adaptive mechanisms has shaped all genomes.
