Sentence examples for fragmented selection from inspiring English sources

Flurry, an app analytics firm with a presence on some now 1 billion mobile devices, has taken another deep dive into its large data set to examine the increasingly fragmented selection of hardware form factors on the market today, in an effort to better understand consumer preferences.

However, when a species is common but highly fragmented, negative selection can also affect small isolated populations.

Both networks being perceived as fragmented by butterflies, selection pressure due to costs of dispersal are likely to occur.

These resources may include, for example, well-structured scientific schemas, such as natural selection; fragmented mental models built using mixtures of scientific and naïve knowledge elements; or naïve explanatory models (Nehm and Ha, 2011).

mRNAs were isolated by poly-A selection and fragmented (8 minutes at 94°C).

PolyA+ RNA was purified from 500 ng of total RNA using polyA selection, chemically fragmented and reverse transcribed using random hexamers.

These small RNA molecules are transported to the fragmented parental macronucleus where selection of small RNA molecules takes place resulting in an accumulation of small RNA molecules homologous to micronucleus-specific DNA sequences.

We suggest that the more elongate and bony gonopodial tips possessed by fish in unfragmented sites facilitate more effective sperm transfer or fertilization with uncooperative females during rapid and forced copulation attempts, likely reflecting ecologically induced differences in sexual selection between fragmented and unfragmented environments.

Members of this group are believed to have diverged within the past 0.5M years, fueled by sexual selection and a fragmented landscape, and they are known to hybridize [16].

In small fragmented populations, the effectiveness of selection can be reduced and, because rare species often have a narrow ecological niche, their populations may be exposed to homogeneous selective forces that result in low population differentiation in quantitative traits (Petit et al., 2001; Ye et al., 2013).

Only double and triple charged ions were selected for CID analysis, and dynamic exclusion with early expiration was enabled to prevent re-selection of previously fragmented ions.