Sentence examples for highest selection pressure from inspiring English sources
Among them, E1 proteins of the Democratic Republic of Congo isolates DRC1720 and DRC1725/28 (nucleotide identity 99.4%) are under the highest selection pressure, with ω≈2.92 (Figure 3 and 4).
Secreted proteins are believed to be most variable amongst fungal proteins because they are under the highest selection pressure to avoid recognition by the host [ 16, 19, 37].
We would like to postulate that these are the most ancient proteins with the most general function and, therefore, the highest selection pressure.
The highest selection pressure in the overall breeding goal in Brown Swiss cattle over the last decades was put on protein yield, the main trait of interest in this study to ensure high power for both mapping approaches.
Therefore putative CREs in CDRs are not necessarily under a higher selection pressure than are the randomly selected short k-mers in CDRs.
Production census of turkeys from the last few decades [ 2] show that turkeys are highly selected for growth and this high selection pressure might have favoured reference alleles in domesticated populations.
The continuous mono-cropping and deployment of rice cultivars with a narrow genetic base has provided high selection pressure for emerging virulent strains.
Gradually due to high selection pressure in favour of artemisinin content, plants containing high artemisinin content showed low AA (less than 0.01%) in C3 cycle.
Biofuel production in thermophilic conditions is also considered more sustainable and the extreme condition provides high selection pressure maintaining the process continuity in an essentially non-aseptic environment saving cost of sterilization.
In all cases, a high selection pressure (but not an extreme one) combined with a moderately high mutation rate works best, while crossover provides some benefit but only on the less rugged landscapes.
Hostile climatic conditions reduce the number of L3s on pasture and therefore the refugium, which is expected to result in a higher selection pressure, accelerating development of resistance against anthelmintic drugs.
