Sentence examples similar to is due for selection from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the evidence suggests that the conserved inverted repeat structure in the intergenic sequence is due to selection for some function that requires the secondary structure allowed by an inverted repeat.

Katz and Burge proposed that the excess of base pairing in mRNA molecules is due to selection for stable mRNAs.

However, in these cases it is not clear whether accelerated d N is due to compensatory changes driven by the higher mt rate, or is due to selection for increased OXPHOS efficiency associated with increased brain size in the hominid lineage.

However the four studied strains do not show antibiotic resistance, suggesting that the high incidence of multi-resistant strains among clinical isolates is due to selection pressures for these traits caused by the use of antibiotics for the treatment of P. aeruginosa infections.

One possibility is that the elevated synonymous substitution rate is due to relaxed selection for codon usage.

It has been hypothesized that this link is due to the selection for the robustness of the protein structure to mistranslation-induced misfolding that is particularly important for highly expressed proteins and is the dominant determinant of the sequence evolution rate.

It has been shown in previous studies that the synonymous substitution rate between Escherichia coli and Salmonella typhimurium is lower in highly than in weakly expressed genes, and it has been suggested that this is due to stronger selection for translational efficiency in highly expressed genes.

This is due to the selection criteria for breeding stock, which since the beginning of the breed have been based on physical ability.

It can be postulated that the maintenance of converting phage in a lysogen is due to positive selection pressure for prophage carriage by the host cell in an animal host.

Our data of dn/ds ratios and Tajima's D statistic provide strong evidence that the reduction in V3 diversity is due to limited positive selection for amino acid changes.

Recent work has suggested that a universal adenine + thymine (AT) mutational bias exists in all bacteria and that the elevated GC contents found in some bacterial genomes is due to genome-wide selection for increased GC content.