Sentence examples for distinguish the selection from inspiring English sources
Embedding videos from their original source (YouTube or Vimeo) and connecting with content creators, whether on social media, email or in person, has helped to distinguish the selection process as curation rather than mere aggregation.
Although sex-specific selection has been suspected for fishers, we identified factors that distinguish the selection of core areas by females from those of males, information which will be valuable to managers planning reintroductions or providing suitable habitat to promote fisher recovery in the Pacific Northwest.
In order to detect the sites under positive selection, we must be able to distinguish the signatures of selection from recombination.
The FST values are computed for all genes to distinguish the genes under selection from those non-selective genes [ 25].
This means, that the number of selected genes depends on dataset used and is important for distinguish the best gene selection method (for example comparison of Accuracy rate results for LUNG data on Figure 3 and for MLL data set Figure 8 from Appendix).
Hence it is important to infer population genetic structure and demographic background to distinguish the effect of selection from neutrality.
The joint analysis of two independent hybrid zones allows us to distinguish the effects of selection against genetic incompatibilities from confounding effects due to population history (Gardner et al., 2000).
However, our data also make it clear that genetic exchange has occurred between the TEP family members, potentially making it difficult to distinguish the effects of selection from those of gene-conversion.
PE and BE were measured here because they can be used to distinguish between the selection versus genomic design hypotheses.
This method distinguished the feature selection methods that chose few versus many features.
Conclusively, we have suggested approaches to distinguish the recent signature of selection from an old evidence of selection.
