Sentence examples for provided a selection pressure from inspiring English sources
The acceptance of widespread agriculture demanded longer periods of activity (generally at lower intensities) and thus suggests that the longer required periods of activity inherent in farming might have provided a selection pressure.
The neolithisation processes in Scandinavia provided a selection pressure on this specific locus on a scale that may actually have led to a population replacement in the area (as indicated by mitochondrial DNA [ 13]), or at least a major shift in the allele frequency at this particular locus.
We tested whether the source of drinking water provides a selection pressure for pro-inflammatory genetic variation at the IL10 locus (Figure 2A; table S4).
These differences provide a selection pressure for pathogens in which adaptation to enhance iron scavenging from host-specific IBPs contributes to virulence [64].
However, it remained unclear if the evolution of C2 photosynthesis fosters the evolution of C4 photosynthesis beyond providing a selection pressure to reallocate Rubisco to the bundle sheath.
Thus, our study suggested that adjuvant FOLFOX may provide a selection pressure favoring a chemotherapy-resistant subset enriched for KRAS mutations while on balance, preventing liver recurrences of patients with KRAS wild-type primary tumours.
Although the suggestion raised by Dr Vauthey that adjuvant FOLFOX may provide a selection pressure favouring a chemotherapy-resistant subset enriched for KRAS mutation is interesting, we should consider it carefully.
Still, several reports indicate that the hosts' immune elements and the presence of some nutrients could provide a selection pressure that drives surface antigen variation in Mycoplasma, allowing evasion of the hosts' immune response [ 33– 33].
Archaeological remains of rice from the lower Yangtze river suggests that rice domestication was a slow process (see Fuller, 2007, in this Special Issue) and this is supported by the wild-rice harvesting methods used today, which do not provide a selection pressure for non-shattering spikelets (Fig. 1).
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This provides evidence for a selection pressure against the creation of plausible NAGNAG sites in the CDS, in particular against creations in ordered regions.
