Sentence examples for extending selection from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we calculated the percentage of the Alu subfamilies (Alu Y, Alu J and Alu S) in the selected Alu elements according to the use of sliding selection window and extending selection windows with different size in the simulations.

She is horrified that the government is considering lifting the ban on new grammar schools and extending selection.

They didn't talk about extending selection to free schools and so on, which seems to be now what they intend to do.

Neither sliding the fixed size selection section nor extending selection size showed significant variance in the amount of Alu sequences.

The powerful effect of the non-inherited maternal antigen (NIMA) on outcome after haploidentical related transplantation and cord blood transplantation, provides a model for extending selection to NIMA-matched umbilical cord blood units and maternal donors, opening new options for patients who lack HLA identical siblings or HLA matched unrelated donors.

Labour may indeed be trying to extend selection by allowing "specialist" schools to select a proportion of pupils "by aptitude".

The policy to extend selection beyond its current pockets may not mark a full return to selection – education secretary Justine Greening seemed lukewarm at best answering questions in the House today – but the debate factored in social mobility, class, and privilege.

In addition, we show some striking, less extended selection signatures, each harbouring at most three positional candidate genes.

In particular, we were interested in determining the extent of adaptation to 70°C resulting from extended selection.

None of the mutations observed in the eight sequenced acute selection isolates were found in either of the two sequenced extended selection isolates.

When doing so, breeding organisations should take into consideration that the additional Δ Ga from an extended selection basis is approaching zero.