When these assumptions hold, selection is comparatively easy to detect because the selected variant is tagged by its original haplotypic background, which rises in frequency with the selected variant and generates a concomitant crash in sequence diversity.
The shelves hold selections from the Greenes' extensive library of first editions, including volumes by Graham Greene as well as Raymond Chandler, who was a client of the literary agent Helga Greene, Graham C. Greene's mother (she was engaged to marry the noir novelist when he died, in 1959, and was his literary executor).
This collection holds selections of Palmer's research notes and teaching files, loose leaf and in binders, ranging from 1968 to 1990.
Too intimate from the start, he held each selection so close to her face that she had to lean back to get a better look.
Thus, curiously, those visionary scientists crossed succulent plants with fibrous plants to take advantage of the rusticity genes in the fibrous plants and subsequently, all sugarcane-breeding programs in the world held divergent selection for sucrose content, for a century.
This is a better state for the species because every generation is held to selection pressure.
These correlations also held across selection lines within treatments (Table 1).
His buy-and-hold selection is Henry Schein Inc., a global distributor of dental and health care supplies whose stock he has been buying lately.
Five small stacks were lined up, face out, while lower shelves held previous selections, including "The Secret Life of CeeCee Wilkes" by Diane Chamberlain and "Still Alice," a first novel by Lisa Genova.
Today, smartphones know roughly where we're standing, the logins for a selection of our online profiles, and hold a selection of apps and files.
