Sentence examples for experienced neutral from inspiring English sources

We base this argument on the fact that the eyes closed effect was selective for negative music, whereas subjects experienced neutral music with eyes closed as well.

The two-hour face-to-face CE Studio is facilitated by an experienced, neutral moderator trained to ensure that the stakeholders are comfortable sharing their experiences and opinions and that the researcher's questions are addressed.

Space Adventures says it can customize programs depending on what the traveler wants but, in general, packages include experiencing neutral buoyancy, zero gravity and centrifuge.

One residue within the forkhead domain was experiencing neutral changes in the FoxA, FoxD and FoxP clusters, 2B (site 74), 2E (site 451)).

All values shown in figure 2 fall within the 95% confidence interval expected for polymorphisms experiencing neutral evolution as determined by coalescent simulations.

The sites experiencing neutral changes identified in the FoxA and FoxP clusters were found at the C-terminus of alpha helix 1 while the site experiencing neutral changes in the FoxD cluster was located near the C-terminus of alpha helix 2. Neutral changes at a site imply that any amino acid may be present at that site and amino acid changes will not affect protein function.

This pattern is consistent with the expectation that most individual binding sites experience neutral evolution along the Drosophila phylogeny, as an increasing proportion of the variation among samples separates increasingly distant species.

When a functional region has been identified in one gene family member, but the majority of the amino acids making up the functional region are aligned with gaps and/or are experiencing neutral changes, the region is likely not functioning in the same manner in the other sequences analyzed.

Assume that the two species have undergone the same number of adaptive nonsynonymous substitutions (15) but that species A has experienced no neutral mutations, whereas species B has undergone as many effectively neutral nonsynonymous mutations as synonymous mutations.

After that, mitochondria coevolved with different hosts and experienced both neutral modifications and adaptive responses that led to the diversity that we observe today in mitochondrial genomes (mtDNAs) (Embley and Martin 2006).

Using a novel CS approach, Wright et al. (2005) determined by a likelihood ratio test that the multilocus data are best explained by the presence of two classes of genes: non-selected genes that have experienced the neutral bottleneck and selected genes that have a more severe bottleneck.