Sentence examples for complex selection from inspiring English sources

Moreover, combining the methods may allow for the detection of different forms of selection (i.e. local adaptation and uniform directional selection through a species range) or increasing power to detect more complex selection histories, for example a selective sweep within a single population that can drive an excess of differentiation merely by reducing the level of intra-population diversity.

Similar to Eastough and Miller [ 9], this study does not correct for selectivity bias that would require a more complex selection mechanism than the single selection mechanism.

Natural communities of species reflect the sum of these species' interactions and the ongoing complex selection pressures they constantly endure that drive their evolution.

An XML twig query is a complex selection predicate on both structure and content of a labelled XML document.

First, it can analyse the interactions between the economic, social and political spheres that make up the complex selection environment of innovations.

All tested strategies consisted of twelve runoff measurements within one year and ranged from simply using monthly flow maxima to a more complex selection of observation times.

Selecting a rectangle is interesting, but you might want to make more complex selections.

Singing both a cappella and with lively accompaniment from Shira Kammen on vielle, Peter Maund on percussion and Ms. Cunningham on harp, the ensemble began with the simple plainchant of "Virgines Egregie," which it later contrasted with rhythmically lively, harmonically striking and complex selections like "Ave Maris Stella" and "Mater Patris et Filia".

Charging programming costs for complex selections is at the deliberation of the authorities.

As these patterns are similar to those seen in ribosomal proteins that have undergone gene conversion, we speculate that in cases where duplicated genes code for proteins that are a part of tightly interacting complexes, selection may favor the fixation of gene conversion events in order to maintain high protein identities between duplicated copies.

However, with complex traits selection may occur through polygenic adaptation, where adaptation occurs by simultaneous selection on variants at many loci.