Sentence examples for energetic selection from inspiring English sources

Culled from the archives of photographers from different generations and backgrounds, it's a gloriously polymorphous and energetic selection.

First, if a detailed functional analysis supports the hypothesis that Ar. ramidus was a habitual bipedal hominin that walked with flexed lower limbs, then energetic selection pressures likely became strongest after the origins of bipedalism, but prior to 3.6 Ma.

Proteins have evolved subject to energetic selection pressure for stability and flexibility.

Hence, AT-bias is generally considered to be either a consequence of the degeneration of the repair system in Buchnera[ 103] or for energetic selection linked to the centrality of ATP in the metabolism of the bacterium [ 104].

Energetic substrate selection seems to be an important adaptive mechanism in response to different types of tissue oxygen delivery impairment, which may have implications on inotropic agent choice.

While FCL play to a small but attentive crowd on the open air main stage, Palms Trax's consistently energetic and funky selection - veering from deep techno and house to disco (Donna Summer's "Bad Girls" and Chemise's "She Can't Love You" make welcome apperances) - get the lunchtime crowd grooving.

Walker et al. [18] studied several small-scale human/hunter-gatherer societies to distinguish between the effects of energetic constraints and selection on child and juvenile growth rates, and age at menarche and first reproduction.

The ability to enhance the rate of core reactions creates an energetic basis for selection of subsequent layers of biological complexity".

Alternatively, if signal production is energetically costly, natural selection may favor call variations that improve energetic efficiency.

Mr. Belohlavek drew a significantly more polished performance from the festival orchestra in the concert's closing selection, an energetic but uneventful Beethoven Seventh Symphony.

Although the cost of mate choice is an essential component of the evolution and maintenance of sexual selection, the energetic cost of female choice has not previously been assessed directly.