Sentence examples for de facto selection from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the de facto selection of users and the fact that it is a working area where people do not live day and night create a favorable context.
So Hulu is trying making itself a household name, becoming the de facto leader both in selection and brand recognition while the other guys barely have their foot in the door.
De jure, perhaps, but de facto, no.
It is important to recognize that Ka/ Ks values slightly below 1.0 are not de facto evidence of significant purifying selection pressure.
These replicons could perhaps become test beds because they may afford a greater capacity for genes with reduced expression that may only be conditionally beneficial, but they may also become test beds de facto owing to reduced purifying selection.
This year's selection was New York City's de facto second language, Spanish.
Reasons for such selections may stem from a de facto policy of admitting patients with given risk factors into the more intensive treatment group [1].
Data concerning selection pressure of the gau ORF and protein structure: In the line "...mutations in the cox1 gene involve de facto important changes... .........., the word "important" should be changed or carefully defined.
"These publications challenge de facto censorship.
"The soldiers hold de facto power.
