Sentence examples for measures of selective from inspiring English sources

The PUWP responded with measures of selective intimidation.

Inspection time and measures of selective attention based on the flanker task do not seem very promising endophenotypes for intelligence in these age groups.

Cognition and functional status were assessed using measures of selective attention, episodic memory, cognitive flexibility and instrumental and basic activities of daily living.

In multivariable logistic regressions, after adjustment for a large number of demographic and clinical confounders, mild anemia remained significantly associated with measures of selective attention and disease-specific QoL (all fully adjusted p<.046).

Since we found that the three measures of selective constraint we used were entirely consistent across all the different data sets (Table S3) we report only P-values for substitution density in the rest of this note.

In contrast to those data, we found that Pictar [6.7] and the method of Stark et al. [8] (hereafter referred to as the "Stark method") had significantly higher accuracy than PITA as quantified by three measures of selective constraint: SNP density (Z>19.6, P-value 0), substitution density (Z>26.6, P-value 0) and the McDonald-Kreitman test (P-value 5e-7) [18] (Methods, Figure 1, Table S3).

This ratio can be interpreted as a measure of selective constraint: values near 0 indicate strong purifying selection, while values greater than 1.0 suggest directional selection.

Estimating the ratio ω gives a measure of selective pressure, indicating neutral evolution (ω = 1), purifying selection (ω < 1) and positive selection (ω > 1).

ω is the nonsynonymous to synonymous rate ratio, also known as Ka/Ks or Dn/Ds, and is widely used as a measure of selective pressures on proteins assuming synonymous neutrality: ω<1 indicates negative selection, ω = 1 indicates neutrality, and ω>1 indicates positive selection.

The measure of selective pressures acting across the PPRV genome showed only purifying (stabilizing) selection occurring across the genome and no evidence of positive selection.

The synonymous to non-synonymous rate provides a sensitive measure of selective pressure on the protein; a (dS/dN) value greater than 1.0 indicates that selection is operating to minimize the number of amino acid changes and thus retain the activity of the protein.