Sentence examples for reduction of selection from inspiring English sources

The oscillatory dependence of the effective one-dimensional motion wave function amplitudes on geometric parameters of the cross section has shown lead to partial reduction of selection rules in light absorption process.

In Australian sea lions, the rapid onset of maternal recognition of pups may contribute to the reduction of selection pressures on pups as mother-pup reunions are driven by mothers, particularly in the early stages of maternal care.

Strengths of the study included reduction of selection bias by using a geographic catchment area and the study design itself.

Reduction of selection bias: The inclusion of consecutive patients at four multimodal pain centres will reduce selection bias.

Although predictions concerning the effect of selfing on levels of polymorphism have been well documented [ 17, 18], evidence for a reduction of selection efficacy in selfing populations of diverse plants and animals is equivocal.

We present a new algorithm for sequential allocation of two treatments in small clinical trials, which is concerned with the reduction of both selection bias and imbalance.

The current study confirms previous findings on the association of NIV with a positive clinical outcome in several respects (VAP, length of stay) and extends the scope of benefits to a more sparing use of antibiotics (with potential reduction of the selection pressure and emergence of multidrug-resistant bacteria).

This reduction of negative selection may be due to the abnormal thymic architecture, with lack of both CMJ and medulla in the Foxn1Δ/Δ thymus, making it difficult for the SP thymocytes to interact properly with DCs.

In the future, diagnosis of microbial infection may be improved at several levels, allowing reduction of antimicrobial selection pressure.

The divergence from the human sequence is much higher than that of the other three pig Y RNAs, indicating a drastic reduction of stabilizing selection: Y1 1.8%, Y3 3.0% Y4 4.3%Y513.6%6% based on UCSC browser repeat annotation.

More differentiation within families and reduction of co-selection of sibs are expected with genomic-assisted selection because Mendelian sampling can be better estimated.