Sentence examples for equivalent fitness from inspiring English sources

We then designed an environment with intermediate-stress levels that elicits an equivalent fitness.

Nine males and nine females, of equivalent fitness, minimally clothed, ran for 40 min at 70% ˙VO2max in a 10 °C, 50% rh, 2.8 m s−1 air velocity environment.

In the neutral simulation, each sequence was assigned equivalent fitness.

More definitive evidence that isolates from either host have equivalent fitness in the other is needed, however.

WNV MARM has been shown in multiple assays to have equivalent fitness to both the unpassed WNV biological clone and the initial passage in mosquito cell culture [ 18].

If, however, evolution proceeds along a single pathway and yet that pathway is just one of a number of possible routes to a range of phenotypes with equivalent fitness, then determining the underlying causes becomes a matter of interest.

Further, we have investigated how differing combinations of replication and motility strength blend to form equivalent fitnesses within the tumor system.

Wolf and Hager's (2006, 2009) maternal offspring coadaptation theory supposes that the two alleles in an offspring code for non-equivalent fitness interactions with the mother, favoring imprinted expression.

20-7 across a two year career, Albert has won ten successive fights in 2015, but the majority of those victories seem to have occurred in Hungary's equivalent of Fitness First.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03526.014 Nutrition and arrival time, however, are not themselves equivalent to fitness.

The expansion rate of cells (equivalent to fitness) is dependent on this simplification and thus is affected by this (unrealistic) aspect of our model.