Sentence examples for escape selection from inspiring English sources
This strategy runs counter to the prevailing opinion that resistance to chemicals will always occur and control schemes should accept some production loss by letting a proportion of parasites escape selection (in refugia) and thereby increase the useful life of the chemical.
I learned how she'd seen patterns in concentration camp that allowed her time after time to miraculously escape "selection".
Selection was estimated to have begun at d10 in FY10, but escape forms accumulated very slowly, perhaps due to constraints on the virus and fitness costs of escape; selection was not estimated to have begun in Rev QL9 until d18.
This may be explained by an increased number of lymphocytes that escape selection in the thymus and enter the circulation of MRL/lpr mice [ 35, 36].
Second, and in counterpoint, it is unlikely that the same allele will be sheltered for a number of successive generations, and so recessive deleterious mutations are less likely to escape selection for long.
Unfortunately, the ability of some model organisms to escape selection pressures has severely limited the traits that can be studied in these systems, meaning that ecologists and evolutionary biologists are often not able to study the traits they are most interested in.
In addition, it remains possible that some other E. coli protein, which escaped selection by Patrick et al., could act as a partner in the rescue mediated by our de novo sequences.
On the steel bench, knowing what was taking shape she tried and tried to stand, as if to sign that she was still of use, and should escape our selection.
Additionally, the sensitive detection of HBsAg mutants that continue to evolve due to vaccine escape, immune selection and an error prone reverse transcriptase is a necessity.
However, some T cells escape negative selection by B cells.
This provides a plausible explanation for DP T cells escape negative selection in the thymus where a high level of immunoproteasome has been observed [37].
