Sentence examples for experienced selection from inspiring English sources

FST and other population differentiation indices are able to detect local selective sweeps but cannot indicate which lineage has experienced selection.

In this outcome, the sex experiencing stronger selection gains a benefit from this expression pattern, but the sex that faces weaker selection is pushed farther from its selective optimum, for it expresses an allele that experienced selection most recently in the opposite sex.

In a paper to be published in the journal Evolution, Dr. Kawecki and his colleagues report that their fast-learning flies live on average 15percentt shorter lives than flies that had not experienced selection on the quinine-spiked jelly.

"I don't think I've ever experienced discrimination in my career, but I've experienced selection – missing out on positions because I haven't had the appropriate experience, and that's something a lot of women have faced which is now changing.

Others experienced selection for increased visual acuity and evolved elaborations on the basic form.

Loci that have an unusually large value of Fst, given their heterozygosity, are candidates for having experienced selection.

At different points, words on the screen say, "Experience impulse," "Experience chocolate," "Experience selection," "Experience service," "Experience love at first sight," "Experience delirium".

The lineage leading to the clade that includes the colony LP719 allele as well as the b-like alleles was not identified as experiencing selection (dN/dS = 1/0).

This indicates that these regions might be experiencing selection.

Even nonsessile animals may experience selection via self-thinning.

Olfaction genes of insects are widely assumed to experience selection [ 43, 45, 62, 120- 122].