Sentence examples for have been selection from inspiring English sources

Although all operated patients were included, there may have been selection bias as the surgeons selected their cases.

Over time there would have been selection for more annuality and reduced vegetative growth (shorter and straighter growth habit), as well as increasing grain yields and grain size.

Moreover, if there was selection for indicating the distal feature, there will also have been selection for indicating the more proximal feature (since it is by indicating the latter that it indicates the former).

Here, we compare more thoroughly the performance of the best method based on the multitaper AS, MT8 A m e a n, to the corresponding Hanning-window approach H1 A m e a n, to the spectrogram-based methods which have been selection in section 7.1 (i.e., to, MT8 S U and H1 S U ) and moreover to established approaches based on MFCCs and the SPCC.

Thus, there would have been selection for a robust mechanism to supply each daughter with a single centriole.

Because these genes are co-expressed within the same silk gland, there may have been selection for similarity in regulatory regions.

What Millikan refers to as a "direct proper function" belongs to a mechanism for which there has been selection.

Distorted markers were often strung together, suggesting that there has been selection for gametophytes or sporophytes.

We infer that there has been selection to preferentially retain relocated duplicates because they often exhibit testis-specific expression.

Furthermore, environmental risk factors also show familial aggregation and hence, studies in which there has been selection of cases based on family history may be confounded.

This indicates that from the parent to the evolved strain there has been selection for synonymous mutations pushing the strain toward reduced codon usage bias.