Sentence examples for more intensive selection from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, these "ragged edges" may be trimmed by more intensive selection, resulting in only certain structural types existing in those phyla and restricting their further diversification.

This could be partly due to more intensive selection and reproductive isolation in taurine breeds than among zebu cattle.

The greater permissiveness of slightly deleterious events in vertebrates would allow the accumulation of redundant gene copies that would be purged under more intensive selection pressures (Lynch and Conery 2000).

It is concluded that examination of the morphological variation, together with genetic and biogeographic studies, should be treated as an effective tool for detecting relict plant populations and also populations with more intensive selection, where it is important to conserve the morphological characteristics.

The percentage of loci pairs in significant LD was fairly similar in each sub-group except for the North American and Eastern European sub-groups which registered the highest values, possibly reflecting their more intensive artificial selection and narrow germplasm [ 18].

As the drop-out rate becomes higher, more word candidates drop out of the cohort, reflecting a more intensive process of selection.

After successive biennials emphasizing craftsy fizz and punk scrappiness, there seems to be a more concept-intensive selection.

Apart from more intensive communication, also in the selection phase of the program, the longer experience with public disclosure of performance data might have attributed to this.

That raises the question of how long natural populations can cope with high rates of change without extinction due to the negative effects on meiosis and before selection drives more intensive control of the underlying mechanisms.

The resolution of these issues is one of cost benefit: are the costs of a more intensive site assessment offset by better selection of the area to be planted?

This may reflect different participant selection, a much more intensive physical activity intervention in the latter study, limitations of using a physical activity questionnaire for assessment of physical activity in the current study, or some aspect of type 2 diabetes rendering such individuals refractory to increasing BMD from lifestyle intervention.