Sentence examples for instance of selective from inspiring English sources
Many Zuma supporters consider the case against their leader a political frame-up, or at least an instance of selective prosecution.
PNT, it is argued, is a form of therapy based on embryo modification while MST is, instead, an instance of selective reproduction.
31 Rather our suggestion is conditional and relative: if such arguments have any merit (and some people think that they do) then they apply more forcefully against MST than against PNT, because only the former is an instance of selective reproduction.
The new versions were maintained, an instance of positive selective pressure.
This was an instance of the selective perception that suffuses anti-Americanism or any other "anti-ism," for the exhibit contained an impressive number of European works: Matisse, Picasso, Manet, Rousseau, Brancusi and Mondrian, plus assorted Expressionists and Surrealists.
This is a clear instance of not only selective but also inappropriate citation.
An improved calculation of the dynamics that takes a nonzero mean deviation into account is certainly of interest, for instance to estimate the frequency of selective fixations (leading to selective sweeps) in this model (Chevin and Hospital 2008; Pavlidis et al. 2012; Wollstein and Stephan 2014).
For instance, the selective advantage of a rare allele is not only the result of its own frequency, but also determined by the abundance of the corresponding allele in the antagonist.
Also, our models do not account for shifts in selective pressure or instances of positive selection that will affect nucleotide and amino acid substitution patterns (e.g., [ 113, 114]).
Montmorillonite, for instance, exhibits selective sorption of low molecular weight dissolved organic C moieties most probably through a relatively weak cation or water bridging mechanism [13].
