Selection for increased accuracy at conserved sites, increased translational speed, and for proper protein folding seem to take precedence over selection for mRNA stability in mammalian rhodopsin.
Furthermore, population genetic analyses of hybrid zones have revealed a prominent role for assortative mating, conspecific pollen precedence, and selection in determining the ultimate genetic makeup of late-generation hybrid individuals [ 23], with adaptive introgression potentially contributing during the formation of natural hybrid zones [reviewed by [ 8, 27, 28]].
Auxiliary rules are provided for setup selection, precedence relation, and tool selection.
Moore and Purugganan [ 53] describe precedence for positive selection driving the fixation and preservation of at least some duplicate genes in Arabidopsis.
When the emergency squad needs a health supervisor, the department's most experienced employees may take precedence, but this selection of department staff may not strictly depend on the nature of the epidemic.
The simulations of normal attention covered two-object costs on selection, global precedence, spatial cueing both within and between objects, and inhibition of return.
Causal precedence of policy choice.
Citing examples of the political evils that had resulted in the past from aristocratic disunity at the death of a monarch, he laid down a precise law of succession, specifying an exact order of precedence to be observed in the selection of a new ruler.
When synonyms exist, precedence of the ICTV master list determines the selection of virus names that should be included within a taxonomical category.
Survival requirements take precedence over HIV testing.
