Sentence examples for mean selection coefficients from inspiring English sources

Although no significant difference between methods was seen between mean selection coefficients for passenger loci, an improvement was seen under the linked method in the assignment of selection coefficients for passenger loci at which a fixation event took place, with substantially lower mean selection coefficients being assigned.

When the different groups of candidate loci were compared, the distribution of mean selection coefficients was clearly different.

As dts increases, a dramatic fall in mean selection coefficients is seen, again with greater errors at higher selection coefficients.

Selection coefficients inferred for the constant selection simulations were reasonable in their accuracy, with mean selection coefficients of 0.026, 0.055, 0.101 and 0.216 compared with real values of 0.025, 0.05, 0.1 and 0.2.

Despite these differences, and the fact that these studies estimate drastically different RHH parameter values (with estimated mean selection coefficients ranging from 0.01 to 0.00001), the mean reduction in variation is similarly estimated to be ∼20% by both Macpherson et al. (2007) and Andolfatto (2007).

Under the linked method, inferred selection coefficients of drivers and passengers were well separated into roughly Gaussian distributions, with clusters close to 0 and 1 (in units of 2 Nσ), with mean selection coefficients for driver and passenger loci of 0.94 and 0.08, respectively.

Deng and Lynch's (2) procedures were employed to estimate the genomic mutation rate (U), mean dominance coefficient, mean selection coefficient, and scaled genomic mutational variance.

This is equivalent to a mean selection coefficient of 0.29 against carbonaria over this period.

The empirical densities obtained from 10,000 draws of the posterior distribution of the mean selection coefficient for groups of loci (see above) were directly plotted in Figure 2A.

Both wood quality and drought tolerance groups produced a posterior distribution of the mean selection coefficient across loci well centered around zero, indicating that both groups, as a whole, were neither evolving rapidly under directional selection nor under strong selective constraint.

S: Mean selection coefficient; a measure of selection strength.