Sentence examples for enable selection for from inspiring English sources

A standardized approach to enable selection for improved feed efficiency has yet to be adopted by the beef industry.

The co-resistance to other agents reduces the antimicrobial treatment options available and may enable selection for ESBLs by non-beta-lactam antimicrobials such as the aminoglycosides and fluoroquinolones.

This variability can be circumvented by exploiting embryonic stem (ES) cell lines with a defective hypoxanthine guanine phosphoribosyl transferase 1 (Hprt) gene, since strategies that restore Hprt function enable selection for single copy integration.

Isogenic prfA* mutants constructed via allelic exchange were isolated based on the PrfA*-dependent increase in actA-gus-neo expression that enabled selection for prfA* colonies on selective media containing neomycin and 5-bromo-4-chloro-3-indolyl-β-D-glucuronic acid (x-gluc), a substrate for GUS activity.

sacB counterselection enabled selection for the second recombination event by streaking Tcr exconjugates on LB agar containing 5% sucrose.

Whilst most materials can be well described by a common set of properties, enabling selection for a given design on the basis of these properties alone, the same is only partially true for process selection.

Genotypes of individual trees were highly diverse across plantings, thus enabling selection for farm-specific qualities.

This enables selection for Cas9 expression with puromycin, since the two proteins are produced as part of the same bicistronic transcript derived from the single actin 5c promoter.

This enables selection for homozygous FUT8 gene disruptions, since LCA can no longer bind to cells devoid of FUT8 and these cells therefore survive (Malphettes et al., 2010).

Gene identification led to the development of a gene-based marker, enabling selection for γ-D producers at the seedling stage.

There are two promising options for enabling selection for RFI: (1) predictor traits (Fogh et al., 2013) and (2) genomic prediction (Pryce and Berry, 2014; Pryce et al., 2014a and 2014b).