Sentence examples for drivers of selection from inspiring English sources

These two interrelated drivers of selection on translational efficiency (speed and accuracy) are difficult to disentangle and share similar predictions.

Several other studies have explored climatic drivers of selection on sockeye salmon, which appears to be more likely to respond evolutionarily to certain pressures than other species.

It would be ideal if future exploration of drivers of selection on Pacific lamprey could greatly broaden the types of phenotypes measured at various life stages to adequately treat these possible alternatives.

However, a couple of studies suggest that climate can be a strong driver of selection.

As uORFs are another genic feature known to reduce translational efficiency, this lends credence to the hypothesis that translational inefficiency is the driver of selection, perhaps to limit expression noise.

This pattern informs poorly about whether frequency of use was a main driver of selection on codon usage, at least in this particular set of 40,000 generations of probably highly stressful growth in a thoroughly unnatural environment during which quite a few of the populations were taken over by mutator mutants.

A recent study suggested that the human ability to transfer capital from energy to knowledge across generations, coupled with the accumulation of knowledge throughout lifetime, with the transferable capital peaking later in life than in other primates, may have been the driver of selection for longevity (Kaplan and Robson 2009).

Technologies, climate data and economic performance have been studied to identify the key drivers of system selection in the choice and design of large scale solar-biomass hybrid power plants.

The main drivers of employee selection decisions are emotions rather than rational considerations, finding a common voice, convergence, and gradually evolving professional and human trust.

This picks up on the potential of ncRNAs as drivers of natural selection and highlights the complexity of regulatory and developmental functions associated with lncRNA.

These experiments can help to identify the specific components of climate (temperature and moisture variables) that are likely drivers of divergent selection or plasticity, which can then be further investigated with manipulative experiments.