Sentence examples for continued selection for from inspiring English sources

Loss of the functionality of the GTPase cycle would have led to a relaxation of selective pressure on the G domain in terms of GTP/GDP discrimination, but continued selection for aa-tRNA-binding capabilities, resulting in an aSelBL that retains the classical GTPase fold.

In the reed warblers studied by Davies, despite well-matched eggs, about 20% of cuckoo eggs are chucked out of the nest, "so there is continued selection for improvement," he says.

These genes are classified as being under positive selection, and are experiencing continued selection for "innovation" at the protein sequence level.

The dramatic diversity in tomato fruit shape and size is due to domestication and continued selection for its fruit characters [ 2, 3].

The amplification of a whole gene is under different constraints from amplification of a domain because during amplification of a domain like the zinc finger domain of pclob, there is continued selection for function of each domain.

He was rewarded with continued selection for the subsequent series against Sri Lanka and the 2007 Cricket World Cup.

Continuing selection on mutIV-mix for one year after isolation of the monoclonal strains (by keeping the selective pressure high and raising the temperature whenever stable growth was achieved) further raised the maximally tolerated temperature with stable growth up to 45.8°C (see Table  1).

However, it was not possible to continue random selection for subsequent focus groups because the response rates were low so we adjusted our sampling strategy to be purposive.

In Zea mays L. the ear underwent dramatic morphological alteration upon domestication and has been a continuing target of selection for grain yield [ 46].

The growth medium was changed to selection medium containing 100 µg/ml of hygromycin and the selection continued for about 2 weeks until medium sized colonies grew out.

With continued biased selection of the cultivated sunflower for traits such as yield, many alleles conferring useful traits got lost.