Sentence examples for examination of selection from inspiring English sources

Examination of selection coefficients inferred with the linked method showed an improvement in two characteristics.

Examination of selection with respect to age, gender and NS-SEC occupational class is presented in Table 3.

Examination of selection pressures in Tecta and Pou3f4 across a taxonomic sample that included a wide representation of auditory specialists, the bats, did not uncover any evidence for a role in echolocation.

Examination of selection through dN/dS ratios (the ratio of nonsynonymous to synonymous nucleotide substitution rates) in Oikopleura did show evidence for a large Ne u (the effective population size multiplied by the mutation rate), making suggestions of neofunctionalization less surprising than for mammals (Denoeud et al. 2010).

This paper offers some initial findings that have resulted from a close examination of a selection of sites associated with academic custom writing.

Researchers have noted this shortcoming and have called for greater empirical examination of partner selection in contemporary urban China (Xu et al. 2000) and particularly the attitudinal and expectational dimensions of dating (Hu and Scott 2016) and how these might vary by gender (Shek 2006).

For examination of potential selection bias, those with incomplete measures were compared with those with complete measures.

These attributes of art were tapped in the present activity through examination of a selection of artworks relating to the theme of love through the disciplinary frame of biology.

To further facilitate the examination of positive selection, we established a TCR Tg system to specifically study the effect of the over-expression of c-FLIPL on the development of these cells.

Whilst this suggests examination of the selection criteria and tools used, it is also worth considering the balance of applications for medicine in terms of the representation of different ethnic communities in the UK population.

Empirical confirmation of such important theoretical predictions requires the examination of how selection may be acting on the virulence factors underlying the pathogenicity through variability in transmission success [ 10].