Sentence examples for for fewer generations from inspiring English sources
However, these populations also evolved for fewer generations than most microbial experimental evolution studies (e.g., Araya et al. 2010; Charusanti et al. 2010), which may have limited the opportunity for new mutations to accumulate.
Long ROH regions have gone through selection for few generations, and will eventually break down into medium and then short ROH.
About a third did not extend beyond the index generation, and nearly three quarters lasted for 3 or fewer generations.
Subject males (n = 32) were from a colony of wild house mice that had been outbred for six or fewer generations in captivity and originally derived from local populations in Cheshire.
Thus, directed evolution experiments with a tunable selection for cell size within fewer generations are desirable.
Filtered through Eno and Eno's work as a producer, the results helped to lay the foundation not only for ambient music but for a few generations of blues-less rock bands, from Wire and New Order to My Bloody Valentine, and all the way up to LCD Soundsystem.
Not only is this a last chance for generation of English footballers, it might the last chance for England to beat Germany for a few generations.
Since genetic progress is rapid in dairy cattle breeds (e.g. [ 16]), a bull for which semen has been stored for a few generations, is likely to have a lower genetic value than current bulls, if the selection goals remain the same.
Note that this is not the illustrious New York Yacht Club, which screwed down the America's Cup trophy in its palatial clubhouse for a few generations (and sadly failed to qualify for this year's competition).
It is well known that in order to have a substantial effect on H e, a bottleneck must be either narrow (very low N e for a few generations) or very prolonged (moderate N e for many generations).
This programme tests for a relative excess in heterozygosity that is apparent for a few generations after a bottleneck and develops because allelic diversity declines faster than heterozygosity, due to loss of rare alleles.
