No indicator of selection was significant in the study by Voight et al. [44], with peaks of marginal significance only at PSD3, a gene located 200 kb 3' to NAT2.
The ratio of the nonsynonymous to synonymous substitution rate is an indicator of selection.
Non-response and the levels of non-response have often been taken as an indicator of selection bias.
Thus, changes in the prevalence of these alleles can be a sensitive indicator of selection of parasite populations by AL and ASAQ.
We therefore investigated whether selection affects X vs. autosomal DNA sequences differentially, again using Tajima's D as an indicator of selection.
The selection signature identified in the DNAJA1 gene could be a good indicator of selection for meat tenderness in the ANG breed during the last decades.
If base composition is close to equilibrium, this is an indicator of selection or BGC in favour of GC base pairs (see §1).
Particularly for closely related taxa, such as human and chimpanzee, dN/ dS can be misleading and is not an unadulterated indicator of selection.
Thus, suppose cases (with Y = 1) and controls (with Y = 0) are obtained in a population with rare disease rate, and let S denote the indicator of selection into the case-control sample.
Hence, in order to test the role of Broca's region for selection at different levels of the mental lexicon, it is necessary to demonstrate that the haemodynamic response in Broca's region covaries with, e.g. speech latencies as an indicator of selection processes in psycholinguistic terms.
