Sentence examples for by the selective processes from inspiring English sources
Plant accessions from wild or locally adapted landrace genepools conserved in genebanks contain a rich repertoire of alleles that have been left behind by the selective processes of domestication, selection and cross-breeding that paved the way to today's elite cultivars.
It is strongly influenced by the selective processes operating in organismal environments.
Thus, the evolution of sex chromosomes, dosage compensation, and sex-biased gene expression are likely to be constrained by the selective processes acting on each.
It is significant that the structure of the model and the selective process by which meaning conventions emerge and are stabilized largely parallels the account of the evolution of meaning given by Ruth Millikan (1984).
One of the greatest conundrums concerning domestication itself is related to the wide variety of traits that are modified by this selective process.
Studies to conduct genome-wide analyses on malaria parasites from a larger number of populations sampled across heterogeneous environments are likely to be able to refine the mapping of loci influenced by local selective processes, and would also indicate the geographical scales of such signatures of selection.
Some (e.g., Walsh, Lewens, Ariew, and Matthen) think about natural selection solely as population wide patterns caused by non selective processes: this view deprives fitness of any causal or explanatory power.
However, the identification of two potentially functionally significant SNPs as fulcrums of the balancing signal suggest that the functions of IL-4Rα in the immune system may affected by selective processes for specific allelic variants in response to new pathogenic challenges during domestication.
Lymphocytes represent a highly diverse population at a cellular and molecular level, which is dynamically modified by selective processes resulting from the individuals' interaction with their environment [ 15].
In particular, genetic divergence of these MIB duplicons may be shaped by selective processes occurring at the I locus, via subsequent genetic hitch-hiking, which also slows the effect of recombination.
