Sentence examples for changing fitness from inspiring English sources
More New Yorkers are utilizing fitness apps to take control of their well-being, but due to New York's changing fitness landscape, the market for these apps is also changing dynamically.
Although variants using either CXCR4 or CCR5 are known to coexist in plasma, deep sequencing detected a multitude of distinct co-circulating V3 forms and highlighted the extraordinary diversity of V3 sequences available to the virus as it adapted to changing fitness environments.
Evolutionary simulation studies found that systematically changing fitness functions tend to increase organismal modularity.
DE and PSO are popular evolutionary algorithms for tackling numerical problems with multiple local optima or dynamically changing fitness functions [ 28, 29].
An alternative view to account for this is presented through a selectionist interpretation of a rapidly changing fitness landscape driven by strong selective pressures on protein stability and dynamics [ 11, 12].
In addition, the use of replicate control host populations in the assay revealed one case of host maladaptation and one case of parasite adaptation that was masked by host counter-adaptation, suggesting the presence of complex and probably dynamically changing fitness landscapes.
We here consider two possible explanations for the historical changes in our dataset: changing dancer fitness, and changing aesthetic preferences.
It was about learning to be that pro athlete, changing my fitness from basketball to soccer, losing the bulk from lifting.
When the expected drift time of the intermediate genotype is short, we can neglect the changing background fitness due to the uphill mutant during this drift time.
In a second phase, we tried to enrich GP by changing its fitness function into a weighted average between false negatives and false positives.
Although these interspecies recombination events do not represent novel gene acquisitions, gaining a new allele of a gene can often have important consequences in a pathogen, changing its fitness in the host.
