Sentence examples for frequent selection from inspiring English sources
(5) In environments where extrinsically induced mortality is frequent, selection against senescence is comparatively weak as few individuals live long enough to suffer a substantial phenotypic decline.
The DCHS mechanism satisfies an ideal distribution of the cluster head among the sensor nodes and avoids frequent selection of cluster head, based on Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) and residual energy level of the sensor nodes.
This trend will be helped by the increasingly frequent selection of non-English pundits – including Brad Friedel of America and Thierry Henry of France in the BBC team and another Frenchman, Patrick Vieira, among the ITV pundits – and the greater familiarity of players in most international teams because so many of them play their club football in the English premiership.
This might complicate the use of INSPECT in applications requiring frequent selection among multiple different objects.
Nevertheless, the frequent selection of specific variables for different splits into test and training data indicates the relevance of these predictors.
As Table 2 shows, the most frequent selection in process type is 'material' at around 82.55 % (the clause grammar of happening and doing).
Company names and occupations are also frequent selections.
Like other 3D7csa or NF54csa parasite lines, the parasite quickly switched expression to a CD36 binding phenotype and it was necessary to maintain the CSA phenotype with frequent selections.
The observed genetic pattern could be due to higher levels of background selection or frequent selective sweeps on the Z chromosome in monochromatic species.
While some cross-taxa surveys have reported patterns consistent with this hypothesis [ 8- 10], others have found that if one allows for reasonably frequent directional selection there is only a weak relationship between Ne and selective constraint [ 11- 13].
However, most if not all human SNPs appear to be either selectively neutral or slightly deleterious and do not show signs of frequent positive selection[ 33, 34].
