Sentence examples for has undergone a selection from inspiring English sources

The domestication of grapevine has undergone a selection for traits important for its cultivation and usage (e.g. vigor, hermaphrodite flowers, berry content and size, cluster structure).

To minimize this effect, we decided to use a different approach and analyse pooled clones after co-lipofection of P1 transgene with a pPGKpuro selective plasmid immediately after they have undergone a selection for transgene integration.

In conclusion, we have shown that application of DEX renders lung cancer cells from fresh tumour tissue and not only established carcinoma cell lines that have undergone a selection process resistant to cytotoxic therapy with cisplatin and gemcitabine.

Soybean has undergone a series of selections over time, natural or artificial, intentional or unintentional, leading to the decrease in genetic diversity from the wild progenitor to landraces and from landraces to the modern elite cultivars.

Since its emergence highly pathogenic H5N1 has undergone a series of demic selection events wherein a strain emerges to outcompete indigent strains across a wide spatial extent.

The fact that elite breeding material was examined in our study, which has undergone a long process of selection, whereas the NAM population consists of multiple connected recombinant inbred line populations, could explain this difference.

The Duroc breed apparently has undergone a divergent effect of positive selection when compared with the other breeds since this breed contributed most to the space arrangement of the plot shown in Figure 4A.

We analysed the coding region of 36 vertebrate BMPR2 orthologs to screen for signatures of selections between species and showed that BMPR2 has undergone an overall purifying selection.

Melon has undergone an intense process of selection and crossbreeding, resulting in many landraces distributed all over Europe, Africa and Asia.

Talent Groups are rosters of internal and external candidates who have undergone a competitive selection and assessment process that was reviewed by UNICEF's Central Review Body (CRB).

The final set of 13 SFInX items proposed in this study have undergone a rigorous selection process compared to other shoulder measures, and might be suitable to measure shoulder function in other populations.