Sentence examples for decrease in the fixation from inspiring English sources

When Ne s >> 1, an increase in Ne s has little effect, but with Ne s around 1, there can be a substantial decrease in the fixation probability of a deleterious mutation as Ne s increases.

By inferring retrocopy orthology, we dated most of the primate retrocopy origins, and estimated a decrease in the fixation rate in recent primate history, implying a smaller number of species-specific retrocopies.

There was a considerable decrease in the external fixation time when plate fixation was used as soon as distraction was completed.

That is, it is difficult to understand why a decrease in the time to fixation of only 160 days could cause a decrease in the AIDS-free period of about 1.2 years.

RT entropy increased as a function of spatial and temporal uncertainty of the stimulus, alongside a symmetric, compensatory decrease in the entropy of fixation durations as the level of spatial and temporal uncertainty of the stimuli was increased.

We found that an increase in the selective advantage from 0.028 day−1 to 0.056 day−1 (equivalent to a decrease in the time to fixation of the variant from first appearance of about 160 days) was associated with a decrease in the AIDS-free period of about 1.2 years (Methods).

Evidently, the microdomains became larger and brighter due to the decrease in fixation strength and the cross-linking effects of the staining reagents, implying a significant enrichment of GM1 molecules or nanoclusters into microdomains or a fusion among microdomains.

This results in an overall decrease in the number of fixations of 14%.

The analysis indicated a decrease in background fixation durations for the New/Old condition (F 1, 30) = 3.98, p = .06, η2 = .12) with no linear trends in the other conditions.

The main changes observed suggested a reduction of photosynthetic activity, an increase in the breakdown of complex sugars and cell wall components for remobilization, the biosynthesis of a few specific amino acids such as proline, and an adjustment of nitrogen metabolism likely in response to the decrease in carbon fixation.

Paley described this technique first in the femur and concluded that it was associated with a decrease in the duration of external fixation, protection against refracture and facilitated earlier rehabilitation [4].