Sentence examples for considerable selective pressure from inspiring English sources

The requirement for uninterrupted homology may render the miRNA-mRNA seed region under considerable selective pressure.

We suggest that the considerable selective pressure for survival in icy seawater in the face of past climate change [53], [54] has revealed the lateral transfer between fish species of a nuclear gene for freeze resistance.

Host plants exert considerable selective pressure on aphids because the plants constitute their feeding, mating and oviposition sites.

In the case of aphids, host plants exert considerable selective pressure because the plants constitute the aphids' feeding, mating and oviposition sites.

The gene loss in M. aeruginosavorus is modest in comparison, suggesting that there is considerable selective pressure acting on the remaining genes.

However, we hypothesize than in highly specialized associations such as the alder-ECM symbiosis, plants exert considerable selective pressure on their fungal symbionts and are major drivers of diversification.

However, it also indicates that the unusually conserved blocks we have identified among the four species must be under a considerable amount of selective pressure.

This is suggestive of a considerable commonality of selective pressures encountered and evolutionary responses [ 27] by these populations.

The genus Leptospira is renowned for the stability of its agglutinating antigens during in vitro culture, with examples of strains maintaining serovar identity during more than 80 years of propagation [2], implying considerable genomic stability in the absence of selective pressure for antigenic change.

Conceptualizing these findings in terms of r/K selection theory suggests a mechanism for selective pressure for and against the 7R+ genotype that may explain the considerable global allelic variation for this polymorphism.

In most such cases, a surrogate network that carries any or all of the features under consideration, while created artificially and in the absence of any selective pressure relating to the function of the network being studied, would be of considerable interest.