Sentence examples for implications of selection from inspiring English sources

However, the genetic architecture and epigenetic aspects of the underlying processes determining telomere length have not been addressed, which makes it difficult to assess the evolutionary implications of selection patterns.

Implications of selection for econometrics have been reviewed by Heckman and Vytlacil (2007a, b), Heckman and Taber (2010), Heckman (2010) and French and Taber (2011).

Author's response: Kondrashov's position is that professional scientists already agree on the implications of selection, mutation and drift, and have no need of the kind of "discussions of basic principles" found in my article.

Given the importance of disorder/order in MEPE, we analyzed the implications of selection signatures relative to the protein structural differences, and found that sites 75-Ser, 127-Glu, and 481-Arg (human MEPE as reference) are under positive selection and have a higher number of non-synonymous mutations towards codons that encode the amino acids disorder promoters.

In this review, we presented an overview of the investigations in this field, and further implications on selection or design of suitable permeation enhancers for transdermal drug delivery were also discussed.

Most research in this area concentrates on the implications of this selection for individuals, but if sexual selection is strong it might also affect the overall genetic quality of populations.

Heteroskedastic error WGP modeling should be carefully considered in breeding programs as environmental residual heteroskedasticity seems prevalent and, if unaccounted, can have considerable practical implications for selection of individuals of extreme genetic merit.

Here, I will discuss how plant genome architecture and mating system affect the signature of linked selection, review empirical evidence for linked selection, with a focus on plant model systems, and discuss the implications of linked selection for the estimation of demographic history in plants.

Our data contribute to the understanding of temporal heterogeneity of HGSOC immune microenvironment and have implications for selection of samples for biomarker testing in the setting of immune-targeting therapeutics.

As pointed out by Janick (2005), we are greatly indebted to the anonymous individuals who were the first to identify such phenotypes and propagate them, perhaps without fully comprehending the profound, long term implications of their selection Unlike annual seed plants, the short term survival of the individual tree does not depend upon regular sexual reproduction.

For example, the HapMap2 project listed 22 strong candidate regions with a combined length of ~16.7Mb and mean size of ~760 kb (Sabeti et al. 2007), making it difficult to identify the selected target and further investigate the biological implications of the selection.