Sentence examples for selection and variation from inspiring English sources
Her theoretical-biology notebook grapples with the new concepts of evolution, sexual selection, and variation.
Recent work examining genomic variation in microbes inhabiting subseafloor sediments revealed no evidence for changing rates of genome diversification or selection with depth19, but studies investigating patterns of selection and variation in microbial populations have not been carried out within and across hydrothermal environments.
Based on the analyzing the essence characteristic of mechanical vibration signal, more reasonable ideas on the algorithm design such as neighborhood selection and variation of weighting function during nonlocal means denoising for this task are proposed.
Consciousness adds regulation, selection and variation to this process.
Other commonly circulating phrases, such as "survival of the fittest"—referring largely to selection and variation, but missing replication are also of little use to initiate a lesson.
These forces could include frequent balancing selection and variation of mutation rates between coding genes and non-coding intergenic regions.
Creationists contend that natural selection and variations among species are part of our created world and can easily be observed.
I would encourage the author (and the readers) to be more careful in their use of the word "evolution" and to carefully distinguish between natural selection and variations within a species, which is not evolution.
In the realm of statistical analysis, the various available methods of the probe level normalization for microarray analysis may result in distinctly different target selections and variation in the scores for the correlation between microarray and Q-RT-PCR.
Although this protocol is similar to the one reported here, it still includes a fragment size selection step and variation in the number of reads between samples was considerably higher (cv = 89%) [32] than what we observed (cv = 23 43%).
For example, OCS could become sensitive to dams unknown in schemes where the selection intensity and variation in genetic contributions of females are increased.
