Sentence examples for foster selection from inspiring English sources
If there is selection for differential resource use, then this may foster selection for preferred matings between individuals using the same type of resource, as random mating would result in unfit hybrids [6]-[8].
Universal coverage of ESBL-PE in carriers developing pneumonia may, however, lead to overusing carbapenems (because all ICUAP in ESBL-PE carriers are not due to ESBL-PE), thus fostering selection of carbapenem-resistant bacteria [8].
In addition, increasing use of glyphosate has fostered selection of glyphosate-resistant weeds, which are now widespread across Australian irrigated farming districts.
Random Forests with Latent Variables to Foster Feature Selection in the Context of Highly Correlated Variables.
Self-explanation and concept map study can be combined with worked example and completion example strategies to foster intervention selection.
Moreover, recurrent binding of antigen may foster the selection and expansion of B cells clones during early CLL pathogenesis, even before progression to overt CLL (Chiorazzi 2012; Chiorazzi and Efremov 2013; Stevenson et al. 2011).
These blocks extend over long distances and are constituted by central arrays of highly conserved non-coding elements of regulatory potential and their developmental regulated target genes, whose maintenance is fostered by selection against the accumulation of potentially deleterious TEs [31].
46 47 Moreover, a large consumption of antimalarial drugs in the urban areas provides substantial drug pressure fostering the selection of drug-resistant parasites.
To determine whether mutation-based resistance fostered by selection pressure contributed to the prevalence of FQ-resistant E. coli in Indonesia, we performed a mutation rate analysis of selected isolates.
The high prevalence of FQ-resistant E. coli in the hospital environment seems to be primarily due to a combination of limited clonal spread and the spontaneous emergence of resistant strains, possibly fostered by selection pressure.
