Sentence examples for select for such from inspiring English sources

Our selection criterion may simply select for such HRE-rich genomic stretches.

We then applied the following criteria to select for such genes.

Additionally, increased levels of specific tRNAs in the mitochondrial matrix may select for such a trend.

A declining prevalence of K103N/S and Y181C/I overtime may be explained by the reduced usage of EFV and NVP which preferentially select for such mutations [ 24].

This allows for determination of correlations between a particular trait, in this case, any flower characteristic such as color, size, or orientation, and a particular adaptation that would select for such traits, in this case, pollinators (Baum and Smith, 2013).

One possible issue with using the criterion of mutual allelic exclusivity to delineate species is that populations inhabiting contrasting environment can have distinct alleles at loci that are differentially selected: for such markers under selection, one may then end up with sl-FFRs that are less encompassing than the real species as they rather delineate intra-specific ecological niches.

Now, they say, Mr. Ling is unlikely to be selected for such a high post.

"It came as a surprise that I'd be selected for such a privileged position," Mr. Obama said on a recent afternoon, as he sat in his Springfield office and reflected on what he may tell a national audience in Boston on Tuesday night.

Mr. Dermouche, who came to France when he was 18 and has headed the elite Audencia school of management in Nantes since 1989, was appointed prefect or department governor of the Jura region, near the Swiss border, after an official announcement from Élysée Palace that someone of "immigrant origin" was to be selected for such a post.

It turned out to be serendipitous because Mobilians "are hungry for" the initiative, Mr. Johnson said, which might not have been the case if it had taken place in a more technologically up-to-date market usually selected for such efforts like Austin, Tex., or Portland, Ore.

In the interviews, the 2001 jurors empathized with the Ghailani jurors, perhaps seeing them as having joined a unique, exclusive club of Americans who are randomly selected for such trials, forced to place their lives on hold for weeks or months and sit through graphic images and testimony on death and destruction.