Sentence examples for hierarchy of selection from inspiring English sources
Eldredge's (1995) view emphasizes a hierarchy of selection processes emerging from the (co evolution of the genealogical and ecological hierarchies.
Therefore, selection behavior reported in this paper may represent the final stage in a hierarchy of selection filters that combine to determine a person's online appearance.
The trends in these two hemimetabolous insects could indicate a hierarchy of selection coefficients on codon usage (Cutter, et al. 2006; McVean and Vieira 1999), which is greater in amino acids with higher degeneracy.
We next tested whether the selection pattern of exon 8 alternative splicing observed in silkworm was conserved in D. melanogaster, T. castaneum and A. mellifera, where nAChR subunit alpha6 has three versions for exon 8. Interestingly, RT-PCR analysis revealed an identical hierarchy of selection efficiency among D. melanogaster, T. castaneum and A. mellifera: exon 8b > exon 8a > exon 8c.
The glasses before us encompassed so many different sorts of wines in such a hodgepodge of styles that coming out with a strict hierarchy of selections was difficult.
To do so, we created a hierarchy for selection of methylation sites.
When a report provided data on more than one pain or physical function scale, we used a published hierarchy for selection of patient reported outcomes (please refer to the PROSPERO protocol).
In modern terms, adaptation at level x of the biological hierarchy requires a corresponding process of selection at the same level and tends to be undermined by selection at lower levels.
This hierarchy is produced via iterative removal of selection units (cells) using the criterion of least marginal loss of conservation value to decide which cell to remove next.
One innovation of this paper is a novel stepwise correlation-based selector (SCBS) that mimics the hierarchy of the BN for feature selection.
Thus there is a color hierarchy for stimulus-driven selection and the strength of selection is dependent upon the distance in color space between the more salient and less salient colors.
