Sentence examples for realized selection from inspiring English sources

As suggested by Eberwein et al. (2002), time-varying variables naturally provide an exclusion restriction in the sense that past values of these variables affect current outcomes only through the already realized selection process.

Under truncation selection, the behavior of the mean realized selection coefficient depends on the underlying genetic architecture of the trait.

The largest realized selection differentials were observed in family AF4_31Ga for over-colour (2.38) and per cent over-colour (2.63).

The directional realized selection differential was significant for the same traits in the AF1_Da66 family (Supplementary Table S4).

The realized selection differential, in the large family AF1_Da66, was significant for four traits (attractiveness, fruit size, over-colour and per cent over-colour).

Realized selection differential was assessed on the basis of phenotypic differences between individuals with the highest and lowest GBV in a large full-sib family.

While these differences are marked on the Finite/Predicator element, they serve to realize selections on the clause level, distinguishing in this case between volitive and indicative clause types.

With increased selection intensity, the effect of selection on realized genetic selection intensity was even more pronounced due to further reductions of the base PEV reliability of EBVP.

Selection on EBVP&Y gave higher realized genetic selection intensities than selection on EBVP due to the higher reliabilities of EBV when based on phenotype information on full-sibs and half-sibs for females, as well as own performance records for males.

The focal generations for comparison of the base PEV reliabilities and reliabilities of selection and realized genetic selection intensities were generation 20 based on phenotyped males and un-phenotyped females and generations 21 to 25 based on un-phenotyped individuals of both sexes.

The effect of selection on the two measures of reliability was evaluated by: (i) comparing the base PEV reliabilities and reliabilities of selection, (ii) quantifying the realized genetic selection intensities, and (iii) evaluating the reduction of the reliability of selection due to reduction in additive genetic variance and comparing it to the theoretical equilibrium reliabilities.