Sentence examples for less selection for from inspiring English sources

At lower levels of culling, the trade-off between the reduced resistance threshold and less selection for resistance is approximately balanced.

While loci that have been fixed in all domesticated cattle relative to their auroch forbears will still not appear on this assay due to the requirement that the putative SNP must have been predicted to have been variable in the sequence data for at least one breed, there was much less selection for SNPs with high MAF in numerous breeds in the design of this assay relative to the BovineSNP50.

An HPR variety that deters an herbivore is expected to exert less selection pressure for resistance than one in which the herbivore has no preference between it and the susceptible variety.

There will have been less selection pressure for tolerance to heat stress in ecotypes such as Bur that have adapted to a cool climate than in those like Cvi adapted to warmer climates.

One possible explanation for the presence of both higher H. defensa infection frequencies and more aphid-encoded protection on alfalfa is that clover-derived A. pisum suffer reduced rates of attack under field conditions resulting in less selection pressure for the evolution and maintenance of resistance.

A consequence is that control measures specifically aimed at these reproductively successful females will generate much less selection pressure for them to evolve resistance than measures that also target younger females that have not achieved as large a proportion of their expected lifetime reproductive success.

Given roughly equal sample sizes in the two studies, the less severe selection for CHAOS results in less power than in the study of general cognitive ability.

This suggests that the stage 6 neurons of PC3/Tis21-null mice, being in lower number than in WT (about 38% less than WT, Figure 2C), underwent a less competitive selection for survival [63].

The cultivars added at this step contained only rare alleles (freq < 0.05%, present on less than 3 copies), which corresponded to less choice for the selection of varieties.

On the other hand, the processes of genome reduction might also be associated with increased rearrangement rates and less efficient selection for genome organization (Moran and Mira 2001).

The high AT content in the genes could be a consequence of the less effective selection for codon bias (because of the low rate of recombination on the F elements) coupled with the A/T mutational bias in Drosophila.