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With only three evolutionarily proximate taxa in the subgenus Drosophila, we lacked sufficient power to test for positive selection (a subset of codons with dN/ dS>1) in the branch leading to S. flava.

By disregarding nonsynonymous polymorphisms, i.e., those producing an amino acid change likely in response to diversifying or stabilizing selection, a subset of 37 neutral sSNPs at 36 sites was generated; one site possessed two different synonymous substitutions.

To identify genes likely to be differentiated as a result of selection, a subset of SNPs were identified using PoPoolation2 with stringent criteria: a minimum minor allele count of 6, and coverage between 36 and 500 across all the 10 populations.

Feature selection selects a subset of the most significant features for constructing classifiers.

The existence of loci potentially under disruptive selection suggests directional selection on a subset of loci between Q. liaotungensis and Q. mongolica genomes in mixed sites of Northeast China.

The objective of feature selection is to select a subset of features that gives as much information as possible.

To overcome these problems, we use feature selection technique to select a subset of relevant and non-redundant features.

For example, Coyne describes sexual selection as a subset of natural selection, which is a common view today, but then insists that in natural selection: "There is no will involved, no conscious striving".

Feature selection (Saeys et al. 2007), also known as variable selection or attribute selection in machine learning, is the selection of a subset of redundancy features for the construction of a prediction model.

Our codon analysis (dN/dS) of avian FOXE1 genes suggests that relaxed purifying selection, or alternatively, positive selection in a subset of residues, might have driven sequence divergence of the avian FOXE1 C-terminus.