Sentence examples for demonstrating a selection from inspiring English sources

As a model system for demonstrating a selection process, a virion having a His-tag coding region was used.

Fungal colony forming units (fungal CFUs) on fenpropimorph-containing agar demonstrated a selection towards more fenpropimorph tolerant fungi in the 100 mg kg−1 fenpropimorph treated plots.

We compared, for 137 linked transmission pairs, the amino acid sequences encoded by non-envelope genes of viruses in both partners and demonstrate a selection bias for transmission of residues that are predicted to confer increased in vivo fitness on viruses in the newly infected, immunologically naïve recipient.

We demonstrate a selection of Dintor's capabilities by analyzing datasets from four representative publications.

Recent studies have demonstrated a selection pressure for reduced mRNA secondary-structure stability near the start codon of coding sequences.

Tajima's D statistic for full-length sequence alignment was −2.806 (Table 2), demonstrating a weak purifying selection during the evolutionary process of A(H1N1 pdm in 2009.

The value of linkage disequilibrium remained high across a 100 kb genomic region around OsAMT1 1 in O. sativa, but fell rapidly in O. rufipogon on either side of the promoter of OsAMT1 1, demonstrating a strong natural selection within or nearby the ammonium transporter.

We found that all subjects discriminated between undegraded and naturally degraded song models, and learnt only from undegraded song models, demonstrating a role for cultural selection in acoustic adaptation of learnt signals.

In contrast, in children demonstrating a sustained response, positive selection seems to accelerate viral evolution to generate a more fit population.

7 8 The follow-up design adopted in this study eliminated the cohort effect and health selection by demonstrating a true age effect.

Similarly, a low c/h2 critical value of 0.125 was found in inland no predator group for PC2 also demonstrating a robust signature of divergent selection within this group.