Sentence examples for preferential selection of from inspiring English sources

Christian, B. E. & Spremulli, L. L. Preferential selection of the 5′-terminal start codon on leaderless mRNAs by mammalian mitochondrial ribosomes.

In other foraging seasons the trends are less clear, but all show instances of preferential selection of disturbed areas.

These findings provide evidence that exogenous cueing results in preferential selection of the cued surface at both early and intermediate stages of visual-cortical processing.

Our work suggested usage of PAM for efficient qualitative screening and as a microbiological medium for preferential selection of PAOs on Petri-plates.

Given that grizzly bear mortality tends to rise when bears use disturbed areas, this preferential selection of disturbed areas is a management concern.

The PES shows a peculiar dependence of the lateral diffusion barriers on the rotation angle of the benzene molecule which leads to a preferential selection of certain rotational states in the MD trajectories.

Although we did not find evidence of preferential selection for young children, future studies may adopt a common fever definition.

This paper will examine key issues related to the manipulation of the deceased, such as the degree of articulation of the skeletal remains, the preferential selection and manipulation of certain anatomical units, and the fragmentation of the skeletal remains, while new evidence of burning of the skeletal remains will be also discussed.

Furthermore, fitness observations allow for the preferential selection or overweighting of clones that display a desirable phenotype, e.g. the stronger the selection the more significant the contribution of surviving strains.

The fact that gender is genetically determined does not hinder this reasoning because multiple mechanisms exist for biasing the primary or secondary sex ratios (e.g. physiological preferential selection or not of sperm carrying Y chromosomes and spontaneous differential abortion).

This result is consistent with a previous in vitro digestion study showing that, for food oils where the fatty acids are composed mainly of C16 and C18 fatty acids, no preferential selection in the type of fatty acids released occurs during lipolysis (Mandalari et al., 2008).