Sentence examples for different selection than from inspiring English sources

One disc contains 12 hits, in a slightly different selection than the one-disc "Greatest Hits" album that was released separately this year.

For example, if sepals are under different selection than petals, their quasi-independence allows different evolutionary responses (e.g. Armbruster et al. 1999).

The sets of patients and controls analysed by Segui et al (2011) were obtained from one population-based and one hospital-based case control study, with different selection criteria than the cases and controls selected by Abadie et al. Despite the differences, their results are in concordance with ours.

Also, we show that women face different selection patterns than men.

However, R genes function in pathogen recognition and signal transduction to induce the HR, whereas OXOs and OXLPs are downstream of the signal transduction pathway for defense response (Tenhaken et al. 1995; Zhou et al. 1998) and may have different selection pressure than R genes.

Similar A content can be found in other retrotranscribing viruses (e.g. LINE elements, lentiviruses, spumaviruses); this suggests that retroviruses undergo different selection pressures than ones directing the evolution of the human genome.

This leads to the conclusion that ropB mutation in 5628 does not represent a similar mechanism to covR/S mutation and may (a) be an incidental occurrence or (b) arise secondary to different selection pressures than those associated with the shift to invasive infection.

We hypothesized that genotypes originating from disturbance-prone riverine habitats experience different selection pressures than genotypes from less disturbed dune slacks, leading to different resistances to fragmentation.

A surprising number of genes specific to S. bayanus respond to oxidative stress, suggesting the organism may have evolved under different selection pressures than S. cerevisiae.

Following gene duplication, selection pressures may be altered relative to nonduplicated genes, and those that tend to be retained as duplicates may preferentially belong to functional groups that are under different selection pressures than those that are not.

However, it is possible that rare variants follow a different linkage disequilibrium (LD) structure, because they are likely to be younger or under different selection pressures than common variants.