Sentence examples for extreme selection from inspiring English sources
This is a mirror to the question of whether CRISPR arrays might be co-opted to serve perform regulatory functions, given their extreme plasticity and their transcription into small RNAs – one might examine repeat arrays in after phage-free serial passage of selected strains under extreme selection".
Examples of selective genotyping include one-tail extreme selection, two-tail extreme selection and extreme-concordant and -discordant design (Abecasis et al. 2001).
One example of selective genotyping is two-tail extreme selection, but simple linear regression analysis gives a biased genetic effect estimate.
Clearly extreme selection is a thing of the past".
Is there any kind of regulation in place to stop extreme selection?
Simulation comparisons between D-optimal design, extreme selection and case-cohort design suggest that D-optimal design is the most efficient in terms of variance of estimated parameters, but extreme selection may be a good alternative for practical study design.
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These more extreme genetic selection gradients illustrate how selection gradients are biased towards the phenotype when BVs are used.
Based on EP data, six regions in PfGK were selected that contain residues under extreme purifying selection that are different to the human enzyme and thus represent potential drug target sites.
This study shows the utility of extreme trait selection for genetic study of intelligence and suggests that extremely high intelligence is continuous genetically with normal-range intelligence in the population.
Residues that are under extreme purifying selection imply that mutations at these sites dramatically decrease organism fitness and would be removed by natural selection.
