Sentence examples for for a shift in the selection from inspiring English sources
There is clear evidence for a shift in the selection target.
It is, in principle, possible for an abrupt shift in the selection regime to have taken place in recent years, and this is the conclusion reached by Árnason et al. (2009) in their study using contemporary, but not historical, samples.
A top Communist Party official, Ivan Melnikov, told the newspaper Vzglyad that Mr. Volodin's selection signaled a shift in the direction of "a more harsh model for the coming political battle".
The first is directional selection, which is a shift in the average value of a trait over time for example, organisms slowly getting taller.
The selection of Mr. Davis to succeed Rajat Gupta, who served as McKinsey's managing director for three three-year terms, may portend a shift in the firm's strategy.
While cardiac hypertrophy has been associated with a shift in substrate selection for energy production from fatty acids (FA) to carbohydrates (CHO), it remains controversial whether this shift is adaptive or maladaptive.
The new guidelines mandate a shift in patient selection.
The images that resulted a selection of which were recently published by Ecstatic Peace Library as This Train Is Bound for Glory evidence a shift in Kurland's photography.
Strong natural selection pressure may also force a shift in signal characters.
Specifically, selection for canalization would require shifts in the direction of selection on the order of every one to eight generations and would also require a low amplitude of oscillation (small fluctuations) (Kawecki 2000).
