Sentence examples for models of selection from inspiring English sources

Models of selection that include changes in selective constraints in a more general manner (such as covarion models, see Galtier 2001; Penny et al. 2001) could be used, but would result in even greater computational complexity.

This is consistent with numerical models of selection in heterogeneous environments that find evidence for selective sweeps and balancing selection operating on the inversions (Schaeffer 2008).

(Sarkar 2008, p. 219) To say that the allelic level models are completely derivative from higher level models of selection processes, Lloyd 2005a uses the following guidelines.

For particular traits, the estimates also may have implications for discriminating between potential models of selection and for choosing an appropriate model for linkage analysis.

We describe the case of the Latin American macro-university, a globally unique model of public higher education, which combines ideals of democratization, very large enrollments and meritocratic models of selection and access.

Sarkar has made a similar claim, arguing that, contrary to the claims of pluralists, cases of frequency-dependence, such as in heterosis and in game-theoretic models of selection, necessitate selection at higher than genic levels because the relevant properties of the entities at the genic level are only definable relative to higher levels of organization.

China has become the world's largest laboratory for economic, social and political change, and China's model of "selection plus election," is in a position now to compete with the U.S. model of electoral democracy.

"I think that this paper clearly rejects the model of selection" posited by Collinge's team, says University of Chicago human geneticist Anna Di Rienzo.

In Hyphy, we specified the topology and conducted a standard codon model of selection analysis (using recommended settings).

Our model of selection acting on the *5, *6 and *7 series is supported by the presence of all these haplotypes in widely dispersed populations as contrasted with the strong heterogeneity of their frequencies according to the subsistence style.

We can consider the effect of a continuous, probabilistic model of selection applied to colonization.