Sentence examples for deliberate selection of from inspiring English sources
Amerindian cultures improved a wide range of species by deliberate selection of the more productive and useful forms.
He notes that Blair expressed this unjustified certainty as his "belief" and states that he will not question this, while noting that the "deliberate selection" of the "I believe" formulation "indicates a distinction between his beliefs and the JIC's actual judgements".
This deliberate selection of dwarf plants, McCouch says, in effect led to genetic selection for the SD1-EQ gene by farmers who had no knowledge of modern genetics.
The collaborative specialist model (Nelson and Landel 2007) describes a similar grouping of teachers but distinguishes itself from team teaching by its emphasis on deliberate selection of content specialization areas for teachers and strong collaboration around content and students.
We also examine the effects of molecular size, selection method (i.e. random draw vs. deliberate selection of diverse molecules) and data pretreatment on the rankings and performances of the mentioned metrics.
However, considering the deliberate selection of comparable cases, this study finds a striking diversity in effective and successful programs, and uncovers strong interdependencies between program design and inception and the program developers.
Fragmentation analysis is based on deliberate selections of relevant land use systems in the first place, next on the explicit definition of some past, planned or idealistic reference condition.
Because of this, deliberate selection for traits of recognized advantage may not necessarily entrain large tracts of the genome in 'selective sweeps' which could disrupt other functional portions of the genome.
Cells grown from these stocks are in different states of clumpiness and produce an asynchronous population and stay unsynchronized if passaged by batch dilution or passaged through the FACS machine without any deliberate selection for oscillating levels of YFP intensity.
Our analysis revealed the genomic and phenotypic signatures of strain adaptation and deliberate selection for traits that were desirable in a simulant organism.
A derivative of the 1942 strain that had been repeatedly passaged in vitro on agar slants over a period ofapproximately 30 years allowed us to compare the genomic signatures of deliberate selection with the effects of long-term in vitro passage.
