Sentence examples for selection cycling from inspiring English sources

In an applied breeding program, GS could be applied for two purposes: predicting breeding values of individuals for rapid selection cycling or predicting genotypic values of advanced lines that are in the last stages of testing.

The most important questions relating to the applicability of GS in the CIMMYT maize and wheat global breeding programs are which prediction problem will better help breeders predict: (1) breeding values of individuals for rapid selection cycling or (2) genotypic values of advanced lines that are in the last stages of testing.

Previously we argued that the evolutionary stagnation of resources and their shortest cycles was caused by the indirect selection for cycling resources.

Concluding, locality of the feedback between individual and environment enhanced the effect of indirect selection for cycling resources.

We established that indirect selection for resource cycling via a local feedback resulted in a trend for single lineages performing the cycling across all three selection regimes.

Whyte, who is rated the third best BMX rider in the UK, has recently been locked in a battle with Sutton and others on the British Cycling selection panel after they refused to allow him to compete in the forthcoming World Championships in Medellin, Colombia, much to his frustration.

This introduced a new, indirect, selection for resource cycling.

The evolutionary dynamics that follow are determined by the strength of indirect selection for resource cycling.

The loss-of-function FRI alleles found in L er and Col are widely used as examples of positive selection towards rapid cycling accessions [ 26, 27].

Thus strong indirect selection for resource cycling, both via local feedback and low direct selection, favors the evolution of self-sufficient individuals, while weak indirect selection, accomplished through only a global feedback and strong direct selection, leads to an ecosystem based resource cycling via crossfeeding lineages.

For example, a decreased demand for B cell production in aged mice due the accumulation of long-lived cells may lead to selection of slow cycling HSCs, whereas a chronic demand for B cells enforces continuous B cell production and this may select for rapid cycling HSCs.