Sentence examples for more negatively selected from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the overall level of purifying selection, or selective constraint, differs between subtypes: more negatively selected sites indicating higher overall constraints leading to lower dN/dS.

The selection argument outlined above implies that nonparticipants from a high female labor supply country would be more negatively selected than nonparticipants from a low female labor supply country.

The first is that the composition of unemployed job seekers become more negatively selected – in terms of their individual employment prospects – in good times; see Gaure and Røed (2007) and Forslund et al. (2011).

Our hypothesis is that return migration among Mexican immigrants at newer destinations would be more negatively selected on past wages because Mexicans at the newer destinations do not have much family or network that would support them at these destinations in bad economic times.

Genotype 1 has more even distribution of negative, neutral and invariant sites in ORF1 and ORF2.N than genotypes 3 and 4, but still has more negatively selected than invariant sites (Fig. 1A and 1C).

This result suggests that western German cohabiting women were indeed more negatively selected than their eastern German counterparts.

Alleles considered neutral or nearly neutral (for mutation accumulation), or under negative selection small enough to be traded-off for a positive effect at younger ages (for antagonistic pleiotropy) may be more strongly negatively selected than thought.

Routine analysis of the results of immunomagnetic T cell selection showed that CD3+ve cells made up more than 99% of the negatively selected population.

Numerous papers have studied the question for Mexican migrants, reaching different conclusions as to whether Mexican migrants to the USA are positively or negatively selected (i.e., more or less educated, or productive, than non-migrants) (Chiquiar and Hanson 2005; McKenzie and Rapoport 2007; Moraga 2011; Fernandez-Huertas Moraga 2013).

Culturing from a mixed sample of bacteria, which is common in clinical wound samples, results in culture bias where some bacteria are positively selected because they grow quickly and robustly in the culture media, but fastidious organisms can be negatively selected and may grow more slowly or not at all.

The results of scenario b3 demonstrate that using cryobank bulls has a significant impact on the selected traits and on genetic diversity only if a relatively large change is implemented in the selection programme (i.e. introducing a new trait formerly negatively selected but subsequently accounting for more than 50% of EBV).