Sentence examples for kept in population from inspiring English sources
The Dahomey stock was collected in 1970 in Dahomey (now Benin) and has been kept in population cages maintaining its lifespan and fecundity at levels similar to freshly caught stocks.
In the evolution, both feasible and infeasible solutions are kept in the population, which works very well for high utilization problems.
According to our model of cis-regulated alternative splicing, splicing variants would be kept in the population due to balancing selection acting on tissue-specific variants, which would explain the conservation of the splicing status between human and mice.
After each selection and non-selection step, the new generation of adult Drosophila from both the selected and unselected lines were kept in small population cages (0.005 m).
The only possibility for the A-type to be kept in the population is to statistically associate itself (hitchhike) with haplotypes that remain segregating at quasi-equilibrium state.
Variance in linkage disequilibrium is generated directly by random drift, and the A-type can be kept in the population when statistically associated (hitchhike) with haplotypes that remain segregating at quasi-equilibrium state.
It is not clear at this point how CNV are being kept in the population at this site and at the same time there is a differential signal for zebu and taurine cattle.
Furthermore, because the null mutation rate in E. coli and S. cerevisiae is on the order of 10−7 to 10−8 per gene per generation, a gene can be selectively kept in a population even if it is used only once every 10 to 10 generations (see Materials and Methods).
We performed the proboscis-extension assay on cohorts of flies that were kept in a pooled population and assays were performed independently over their lifespan.
Among many MOEA proposed, the non-dominated solutions of each generation are kept in an external population that must be updated in each generation.
The WL was an outbred mixture of different leghorn breeds, established 1970, and since then kept in a closed population at the university.
