Sentence examples for dependent on selection from inspiring English sources

Tree survival is also dependent on selection of healthy, suitable plant material.

For small cohort sizes determining efficacy is challenging and dependent on selection and quality of outcome criteria.

Effective design of adsorption media reactors is highly dependent on selection of the hydraulic residence time when scaling up a pilot-scale reactor to a field-scale reactor.

Furthermore, successful production from such a complex formation is heavily dependent on selection of appropriate completion technology which requires having sufficient knowledge of borehole shape or say enlarged zones.

However, the Newton iteration of the p-Laplace equation is not discussed in detail in their study, which is very dependent on selection of initial iteration function and also requires an exploratory reduction in the iterative step length (the default step length is 1; see [11]).

In conclusion, we have shown that the predicted association between food and mate preference in phytophagous insects can readily evolve given selection for food preference in allopatry, but the maintenance of reproductive isolation after secondary contact is ultimately dependent on selection acting against hybrids, and/or mating taking place at the food resource.

Analysis of the simulation results show that a selective sweep results in a reduction of variation linked to the target of selection, and the extent of such reduction is dependent on the selection coefficient (s) (Figure 3).

Generalized linear mixed model analysis of the factors affecting larval survival of Drosophila melanogaster dependent on the selection regime and mycotoxin identity (myc).

Generalized linear mixed model analysis of the factors affecting larval survival of Drosophila melanogaster dependent on the selection regime and insect generation in the presence of Aspergillus nidulans and under mold-free conditions.

At the individual level, the number of peaks and the clarity of the profiles are strongly dependent on the selection of restriction enzymes and on the number and the sequence of selective bases.

The benefit of this strategy is speed; the cost is that the system is critically dependent on the selection of appropriate microbial targets.