Sentence examples for selection chance from inspiring English sources

The theory of evolution describes genetic change in form, function, and behavior of organisms across generations due to natural selection, chance (e.g., genetic drift), historical contingencies (e.g., distributional patterns), and changing environments (National Center for Science Education 2012).

Even a player like Shunsuke Nakamura, who returned after successful stints in Europe, did so to get consistent playing time and improve his World Cup selection chances, rather than as a vote of confidence in the J-League.

This paper characterizes quality, budget, and demand as fuzzy variables in a fuzzy vendor selection expected value model and a fuzzy vendor selection chance-constrained programming model, to maximize the total quality level.

Gatland says the decision of 2013 British and Irish Lion Cuthbert will not directly affect his Wales selection chances.

Wilkinson, who retired from England duty in December 2011, boosted his selection chances with a man-of-the-match display against Saracens at Twickenham.

Kirkwall's Campbell, 20, is in with a chance of inclusion in the Scotland netball squad and plans to work as hard as possible to help her selection chances.

According to medical students, UR is motivated mainly by a desire to improve learning, while endeavoring to increase selection chances in residency or specialization exams [ 4, 6- 10], as such, universities should offer opportunities for students to participate in the continued advancement of knowledge.

Selection probability is the chance that a variable is being selected by applying the lasso shrinkage.

However, as we targeted only coding regions, the chances of identifying signals of selection by chance alone should be much lower than in genomic studies.

Propelled by the forces of selection and chance, the most efficient genes survived, and evolution insured that they would thrive.

They will allow the chief bankruptcy judge to pick who will oversee a giant corporate filing, rather than leaving the selection to chance.