Sentence examples for due to the fitness from inspiring English sources
Much of this computational complexity is due to the fitness function evaluation that may either not exist or be computationally very expensive.
However, no attention has been given so far to potential variations in demands due to the fitness of the customer-depot mapping in the case of heterogeneous depots.
M184V variants may wane from plasma relatively faster than variants carrying other DRMs, probably due to the fitness cost of M184V possessing virus [25], [26].
This is due to the fitness decrease of all variants especially the wild type in the presence of AZT and the respective reduction of the difference of their products (see equation 1 and figure 2).
The change in the sign of epistasis in the TZM-bl cells is mainly due to the fitness ranking of the wild type, which is relatively low, and the 1-point mutants, which are relatively high in these cells as compared to PBMC (see Supporting Figure S1).
In the Wuhan site, total seed weight per plot decreased with increased percentage of transgenic rice, due to the fitness cost of expressing Bt gene as discussed above.
In HIV-1-infected patients harbouring the M184V mutation (M184V), lamivudine monotherapy leads to a smaller decrease in CD4 percentages (CD4%) than treatment interruption, possibly due to the reduced fitness of the mutated virus.
Social norms that favor cooperation should have been discounted by natural selection due to the reduced fitness of altruistic individuals.
If inserts induce cumulative fitness costs, increasing the number of loci beyond this level does not dramatically increase the efficacy of the strategy due to the multiplicative fitness cost experienced by released mosquitoes.
Parasites are thought to be a major cause of evolutionary change due to the deleterious fitness effects they impose on their hosts [ 1- 3].
Note that an initial situation with a large number of P. lessonae individuals favours the stabilization of the complex (there is no possibility of an early collapse due to the greater fitness of P. esculentus).
