Sentence examples for heterogeneous selection from inspiring English sources

This course will allow art history majors to examine a heterogeneous selection of texts that have a crucial bearing on the formation of concepts of modernity and new aesthetic practices in 19th-century Europe and North America.

This course is designed for art history majors to examine a heterogeneous selection of texts that have a crucial bearing on the formation of concepts of modernity and new aesthetic practices in nineteenth-century Europe and North America.

This can occur because spatially heterogeneous selection imposes a covariance of allele frequencies across populations, so that traits diverge to a greater extent than the allele frequencies at the corresponding QTLs.

The intention was to make a heterogeneous selection of approximately ten enterprises of different size and type of activities.

The arrays used in this study assay a heterogeneous selection of tissues and biological states.

To explore further the heterogeneous selection pressure across the rhodopsin gene, we constructed a sliding window of ω values estimated using the Nei and Gojobori method [65].

A user's heterogeneous cell/RAT selection procedure is described in Algorithm 2(a).

Across heterogeneous environments selection and gene flow interact to influence the rate and extent of adaptive trait evolution.

Here we view cellular evolution within tumors as a classical Darwinian system in which variations in molecular properties represent predictable adaptations to spatially heterogeneous environmental selection forces.

Moreover, spatially heterogeneous local selection pressures can constrain global spread of rescue mutations arising in locally adapted genetic backgrounds (Schiffers et al. 2013; Bourne et al. 2014).

Possible sources of bias were reported, including unequal and heterogeneous groups, selection bias and several confounding factors that may have had an impact on the results.