Sentence examples for context of fitness from inspiring English sources
Rather, it is antigenic evolution in the context of fitness variation generated by deleterious mutations that constrains the viral phylogeny.
Energy minimization in biological operations is not a new hypothesis, especially in the context of fitness and adaptation to the environment [ 20- 22].
However, we believe that more work focussed on these root responsive strategies is needed, particularly in the context of fitness consequences, competitive tolerance and avoidance, community assembly and ecosystem function.
To further characterize differences between dengue strains in the context of viral fitness, we devised a displacement index (DI).
In this case, 12 enzymes, that gene deletions predicted to be essential in both models, were studied in the context of reduced fitness.
Major comments: 1. Outside the context of organismal fitness, neutrality is obviously hard to define, and even the former is highly dependent on growth conditions.
It is likely that selective pressure in the context of reproductive fitness contributes to the evolution of novel isozymes in this pathway.
Others have hypothesized that microbes may be affecting our eating behavior 6– 8, though not in the context of competing fitness interests and evolutionary conflict.
Sequences with ORFs that are expressed in testicular germ cells may be acted upon by selective pressure in the context of reproductive fitness, and it is known that there is rapid evolution of genes involved in reproduction [ 24].
Overall, it is helpful to regard all of the measures that we make in molecular pathology or immunohistochemistry to be artefactual in some manner: the way in which that artefact is measured should be considered in the context of its fitness for the purpose to which it will be applied.
Third, alterations to imprinted genes are expected to generate especially strong and direct impacts on fitness (and thus health), given that they have evolved squarely in the context of strongly fitness-related interactions of, for example, mothers with offspring.
