Sentence examples for impetus for selection from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, many factors are not mutually exclusive and evolutionary changes initially resulting from genetic drift within small founding populations may also provide the impetus for selection to drive phenotypic evolution towards a different adaptive peak [6].
Instead, an adaptive therapy, that is, a low dose of chemo drug 78, 92, should be used to avoid or delay not only therapy-induced resistance but also therapy-driven invasion and metastasis, because a harsher treatment is also a stronger impetus for progression via mutations and selections 93, 94.
Looking solely at the farmers who cultivated criolla varieties, a number of them identified a recent training program as the impetus for them to be more "rigorous" in their selection practices.
But the real impetus for viewers came when BBC Television decided to use a selection of Ceefax pages, accompanied by music, before the start of programming each day.
The result highlights the distinction between positive selection and lineage commitment and provides new impetus for reexamining lineage models.
With increasing scrutiny on outcomes and patient satisfaction, there is an impetus for providers to be more deliberate in deciding appropriate patient selection for breast reconstruction.
The main impetus for its introduction was the publication of a Government initiated report which recommended that medical student selection, in Ireland, should no longer be based on academic grades alone.
By showing how sexual reproduction and other features of Mendelian genetic systems implied that natural selection of random mutations would cause both adaptation and speciation, Fisher (1930) provided the impetus for the 'modern evolutionary synthesis' between genetics and evolution, although it took decades for the full magnitude of his achievement to sink in.
