In contrast, when cooperators are more common the direction of selection changes and selection pressures lead to an increase in frequency of cooperators (blue areas in Figure 2).
We are now beginning experiments with a mobile whiskered robot to determine what patterns of whisker deflection are common in such encounters [66], but can predict from the results of Fig. 5a that these would lead the model to expand representations of more common deflection directions in the map.
Regarding rugae direction, forwardly directed were more common than backwardly directed and convergent rugae among both groups.
Evidence from Lietzan et al. [ 14], Grampp et al. [ 26], and the present study, however, suggests that AE misattribution is likely to be more common in the other direction; that is, AEs associated with generic drugs are more likely to be reported by brand name.
All the defects noted in that study were in the mesiodistal direction and more common in mandibular teeth of older people (40 years and older).
In our highly-multiplexed experiment, the loss of one amplicon read direction was more common, even for non-mismatched alleles, and this impacted our ability to distinguish allele resolution, though we were still able to detect signatures of alleles missing from a single read group.
Bold or brain-dead direction has been more common on the continent of Europe than in the more conservative, word-driven theatrical climate of the English-speaking world, no matter what the nationality of the director (cf. Mr. Wilson and Peter Sellars).
However, in aggregate burden analysis, ROHs favoring increased risk of coronary artery disease were much more common than those showing the opposite direction of association with coronary artery disease (p = 2.69 × 10−33).
For a given pair of amino acids, the "forward" direction exhibited the more common of the two replacements in the conversion of mesophilic proteins to N. equitans proteins.
