Sentence examples for neutral consequence from inspiring English sources
Small intron size in volant lineages is less easily explained as a neutral consequence of large effective population size.
This model would also argue against an adaptive role for CNV hotspots, which, in such a model, could be a neutral consequence of sequence homogenization of segmental duplications.
In the neutral consequences task, there would be no consequences for correct or incorrect responses but, "most participants assigned to the neutral consequences task find it rather dull and boring" (Batson et al. 1997: 1339).
Individually, they were given the choice of whether to assign a positive consequences task or a neutral consequences task to either themselves or another participant, who (they were told) would simply assume the assignment was made by chance.
Those that also improve gene function will be fixed more rapidly, those with neutral and nearly neutral consequences for gene function will be fixed more often, and those that are significantly deleterious will be eliminated only after more selective deaths.
I think I did it consciously, so few times in 3 years; it's neutral (without consequences).
Nonsynonymous SNPs that have truly neutral functional consequences also provide important information about protein function, because they highlight regions of protein structure that are tolerant of structural variation.
However, our data clearly evidences that some of the mutations detected cannot be considered neutral and by consequence its probability of intra-individual fixation may be smaller than the frequency in heteroplasmic individuals.
Could they be selected as evolutionary engines, or are they necessarily negative or neutral, but unavoidable, consequences of other aspects of a cell's biology?
Conventional evolutionary rate indices take into account all types of substitutions and as a consequence (because neutral substitutions are so much more common than adaptive ones), they primarily reflect rates of neutral change.
