Sentence examples for likely to select for from inspiring English sources

These results indicate that intense genetic selection for increased EMD in this sheep population is also likely to select for increased glycolytic fibres in the longissimus muscle.

Environmental microbes are in a continuous antibiotic arms race that is likely to select for antibiotic variants capable of circumventing existing resistance mechanisms.

Because parents could select for sex before birth, they were less likely to select for sex after birth – that is, less likely to kill their unwanted girl children, either by neglecting them or simply murdering them.

Mr. McCain's selection of her as his running mate, arguably one of the most important decisions he has made while a public figure, says more about his judgment of character and the people he is likely to select for his administration than Mr. Brooks's rhetorical claims.

Paul and Clark (1996), showed that the rapid changes of physicochemical conditions in composting processes are likely to select for a succession of different microbial communities.

As sociologists Timothy Biblarz and Judith Stacey concluded, "their daunting routes to parenthood seem likely to select for more strengths than limitations".

Taken together, emotional vulnerability in addition to perceived familiarity with sex/sexual activities seem to represent important criteria upon which these offenders are likely to select children for abuse.

Another noteworthy finding of this preliminary study is that while the students we surveyed were likely to select "unsure" for the ID question regarding creationism and the factor score based on the questions regarding ID and evolution, the responses to questions regarding ID and creationism were not significantly correlated with the ID and Evolution Factor Score.

However, physicians were less likely to select Level 1 strategies for vignettes focused on care for end-stage lung cancer, transient ischemic attack, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease when compared with the vignette for community acquired pneumonia (Table  2).

Republicans are significantly more likely to attend church weekly than are others, and, as noted, Americans who attend church weekly are most likely to select the creationist alternative for the origin of humans.

They were more likely to select the TF 1 2 images for those pupils who had reported that they had white marks on their teeth and more likely to select the TF 2 3 for those reporting being bothered by their white marks, when comparing this to examiner selections for all volunteers.