Sentence examples for plausible selection from inspiring English sources

Long's method of investigating this is to build a robotic fish with 50 vertebrae and see, for example, if it survives under a plausible selection pressure.

Particularly the plausible selection of data, the handling of uncertainty, the measurement of costs as well as the discussion of the direction and magnitude of potential biases were partly insufficient.

It is therefore plausible that selection related to metabolic demands could have shaped snake nuclear genomes.

However, it is also plausible that selection has helped to shape nucleotide use in genomes that do not have a CA skew.

Under these circumstances, it is plausible that selection for laboratory conditions and/or bottleneck effects act weaker in C. elegans than one would expect in genetically more diverse species.

CFTR also employs a di-acidic motif, albeit in a distinct domain from that of Yor1, and Erv14 is well conserved in metazoans [ 74], and therefore a similar mechanism of ERV14 facilitating interaction during capture into transport vesicles is plausible for selection of CFTR into ER-derived vesicles, and remains to be tested.

But an equally plausible self-selection concern is that those who were sexually assaulted are more likely to avoid the survey.

We do not think it is plausible that our selection of papers amenable to prediction modeling could represent a selection of authors importantly more or less likely to share data than a random selection from PLoS publications.

Second, it is plausible that a selection bias occurred since the strict inclusion and exclusion criteria would select patients who were more likely to benefit by the drug under investigation.

According to the report, it "is plausible that certain selection systems encourage judges to behave more ideologically than others cases dealing with LGBT rights".

Molecular signal transduction may have evolved for efficient adaptation, but in view of our present results it is plausible that attractor selection may still be utilized as a primitive adaptation for sustainability in broadly changing environments.