This method usually is termed genomic prediction (Meuwissen et al. 2001) in animal and plant breeding and is the cornerstone of genomic selection programs (Goddard and Hayes 2009).
Given that interview ratings are a cornerstone of the selection process, we took a closer look at interview ratings for those trainees whose performance in at least one area during training was markedly poor.
This is the cornerstone of the Navy SEAL selection process.
The brightly colorful, showy plumage displayed by males of many bird species has always fascinated biologists, forming the cornerstone of research on sexual selection and contributing to the development of theory on honest signals (Andersson 1994; Hill and McGraw 2004).
Roughgarden's latest work challenges Darwin's theory of sexual selection, a cornerstone of the evolutionary explanation for sexual behavior.
Sharon Ardley, head of selection and development, says key staff members are the cornerstone of a successful business, and the company must attract "top talent" to remain competitive.
Indeed, such relationships are a cornerstone of landscape ecology [ 7, 8] and habitat selection theory [ 9, 10], and form the basis for natural-resource-management.
Population genetics is intimately bound up with the study of evolution and natural selection, and is often regarded as the theoretical cornerstone of modern Darwinism.
In this environment I continue to believe a selection of high-quality, equity income funds can form the cornerstone of almost any portfolio.
A cornerstone of this management is the equalization of founder representation in the population: this decreases selection (no variance in fitness) and slows the loss of genetic diversity.
The correlation properties in power measurements among neighboring frequency bins are the cornerstone of our study, while their intelligent exploitation can enhance significantly white space discovery and improve the selection of appropriate secondary channels.
