Sentence examples for more selection on from inspiring English sources

Careful comparison shopping between hometown and shipboard camera prices show that you'll find a better price and more selection on land than at sea.

(5) Among two-fold degenerate amino acids, A/G ending amino acids have more selection on codon usage than T/C ending amino acids.

If the dn/ds>1, then one may suspect positive selection; the lower the dn/ds ratio the more selection is acting on the protein [8].

And just time for more selection notes — chiefly on the absence of Landon Donovan fromt he starting line up.

Online has more selections, but on site, you can see the product before you buy.

More focussed data sets may reveal that the genotype has actually had to out-compete others sharing similar mutations selected by the initial sweep, suggesting more stringent selection on the ultimately successful genotype than would otherwise be expected following a strict "bottleneck".

It was a forlorn scene; the literary fiction and big name biographies that the shop once sold to Islington's bookish were long gone, leaving a small and somewhat more prosaic selection on display by the door.

In the East Village, the Zaragoza Mexican Deli and Grocery, a cramped bodega with barely enough room to turn around between a cash register and a crate of fresh cactus paddles, offers a small selection of tamales and tacos each day, with a more elaborate selection on the weekends.

"We will know more about selection on Thursday because we still have a few guys with a few problems," Phillips added.

Quantitative genetic methods enable more effective selection on single or multiple complex traits than selection on phenotypes because of the estimation of additive genetic variance in the population (the chief cause of resemblance of relatives and the only genetic component that can be estimated from observations on the population) and estimated breeding values of individuals.

Hence, this review will focus on a more personal selection, on what struck me most, though my advice is to read it all from start to finish.