Sentence examples for immediate selection from inspiring English sources

Our approach allows immediate selection and fixation of novel alleles in transgene-free plants and fine manipulation of yield components.

We explore the trade-offs between progressive refinement and immediate selection techniques in two studies: first comparing SQUAD to ray-casting; and second comparing the zooming techniques to ray-casting.

Mr Abe's immediate selection as Mr Endo's replacement of Masatoshi Wakabayashi, a former environment minister, belies the impression Mr Abe has tried to give that each new appointee is eminently qualified for the position.Public support for Mr Abe's government looks set to continue falling towards the nadir seen by Yoshiro Mori, prime minister in 2000-2001 (and Mr Abe's political godfather).

Hence, in agreement with the "oxidative damage model", there should be an immediate selection for the fittest organelle genotype.

The additive genetic variance describes the main resemblance between parents and offspring and is thus the best predictor of the immediate selection response in a population.

Retrovirus-delivered siRNA provides significant advancement over previously available methods by providing efficient, uniform delivery and immediate selection of stable "knock-down" cells.

While Rice and Smith were immediate selections for the Hall, LeBeau was inducted after a 32-year wait.

Positive selection is guided by immediate selective advantage, whereas purifying selection may optimise the function of already existing adaptations (e.g., reduce energy costs, increase reliability and adaptability).

Another WGD event occurred, specific to the Populus lineage and was followed by tandem duplications where upon the amplification of this function would result in immediate stabilizing selection pressure, the positive dosage model.

This presents an immediate problem of selection: 20th-century architecture emerges as a running battle between modernism and tradition, one that remains unresolved today.

Labour should be calling for an immediate end to selection, not because they oppose excellence, but because they demand excellence for all children.