Sentence examples for increase in selection from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the recombination events would lead to a change in the selection pressure, and most likely, there would be an increase in selection resulting in an increased evolutionary rate, meaning that the ages of the VP1 capsid recombinants may have been overestimated.

Any increase in selection pressure exerted by β-lactams would also co-select for ENSP under these conditions of combined nonsusceptibility, which could also explain the absence of a direct relationship between use of MLS-class antimicrobial agents and ENSP.

The increase in selection is clearly attracting new customers.

"Now, along with an increase in selection, there are — how do I put it — various extra services: seminars, photo sessions, there are stories and various books".

An increase in selection pressure consequent to indiscriminate application of chemical pesticides leads to emergence of pesticide resistance.

The government says this will reduce bureaucracy without affecting fairness, but Labour has warned that such changes could result in reduced scrutiny and an increase in "selection by the back door".

The increase in selection-related EDA on high versus low bets was also correlated positively with sensation seeking (Spearman's rho =.49, CI =.09 to.76; see Table  2).

This study aimed to evaluate the progress of selection against hip dysplasia, to quantify potential improvements in the response to selection via use of genetic information and increases in selection intensity, and to prepare for public provision of estimated breeding values (EBV) for hip dysplasia in the UK.

However, anxiety behavior was increased in selection lines during the plus-maze test.

The approach yielded increases in selection accuracy of up to 19% and in genetic gain of up to 22%.

It appears increases in selection intensity through larger population sizes are offset by increases in prediction accuracy through more precise phenotyping.