Historically, selection-based methods have been used to improve biocatalyst tolerance to these inhibitors.
The historic selection of Representative Geraldine Ferraro on that day culminated a process whereby Mondale transparently considered able members of groups historically excluded from leadership roles.
Large FST statistics imply divergent selection for alternate alleles within different breeds suggesting that there may be several mutations in NBEA that have been strongly historically selected in some breeds and that are currently under selection in others.
Historically the selection process has been carried out using acoustic musical instruments, audio recording, direct programming, input controllers, musical synthesizers, and combinations of these.
Historically, natural selection was initially rejected, although the economic climate at Darwin's time was favorable for its acceptance (Mayr 2004).
The ability to detect such divergence points without the need to specify a prior hypothesis about the location or timing of the divergence point should help scientists identify historically important selection events and decipher mechanisms of evolution.
A recent review validated the use of the QTL sign test for inferring historically consistent directional selection, finding fewer antagonistic QTL in traits known to be subject to strong directional selection [ 4].
She consulted a book called "Bungalow Colors," and referred to Sherwin Williams' historically correct paint selection.
Although selection historically maintained MHC diversity, recent population isolation and fragmentation has increased the role of genetic drift in shaping patterns of MHC variation in snub-nosed monkeys.
Because multiple traits have historically been selected in concert and most quantitative trait loci have small effects, selection has incrementally altered allele frequencies throughout the genome.
In other words, while not being art-historically complete our selection is chronologically and geographically representative.
