Sentence examples for increase in frequency under from inspiring English sources

It tests both the assumption that mutations with a negative effect that is specific for late age and is subject to rejuvenation do occur, and the prediction that such mutations can increase in frequency under conditions where selection late in life is weak.

Deformation is aggravated by the increase in frequency under a constant electric field strength.

But if the result is that individuals bearing them are statistically more successful in passing on their traits, then these will increase in frequency under artificial selection.

Variants undetected in the baseline sample due its low frequency could increase in frequency under relaxed selective pressure and consequently be detected in the after therapy samples for some time.

So despite the fact that lineage E related genotypes have become pathogenic on cotton elsewhere in the world and can increase in frequency under cultivation, in Australia the phylogenetically distinct lineage A has given rise to a new group of cotton pathogens.

In wild populations this variant has recently increased in frequency under directional selection (Aminetzach et al. 2005).

The allele TaGW2- 6A Hap- 6A- A, which was associated with larger grain size, increased in frequency under positive selection from 50.0% in the 1950s to current levels of 77.42% [ 37].

Designed to assess neutrality, these tests assume that more recent mutations occur near the tips of branches, while older substitutions are internal, and recent mutations confer a selective advantage, and therefore will increase in frequency rapidly under selection.

Preadapted traits can increase in frequency in invaded populations, or under the right circumstances, native species may evolve new mechanisms, such as chemical defenses or improved competitive ability, to cope with the invaders.

Another common theme within refugee reports is an increase in frequency of intestinal parasites in children under 18 years of age [ 22].

Furthermore, we find relative increase in frequency of larger size indels (>6 bp) under condition of persistent editing using stably integrated lentiviral gRNA and Cas9 vectors.