In contrast, morphological or behavioral traits under more limited ecological selection, for example, sexually selected traits, might be more likely to diversify into a broader array of forms and show less propensity for convergence [ 11].
We used a broad spectrum of measured confounders, including clustering variables, to account for treatment selection (for example, when paramedics might select prehospital fluid for patients based upon a confounding variable, such as illness severity).
(Click to buy Oprah's book club selection, for example).
During jury selection, for example, the judge, Colleen McMahon, read aloud a list of potential witnesses or people whose names might simply come up during the trial.
At the instant coffee selection, for example, branded products from the big producers are arranged at eye-level while cheaper ones are lower down, along with the supermarket's own-label products.Often head offices will send out elaborate plans of where everything has to be placed; Albertsons, a big American supermarket chain, calls these a "plan-a-gram".
Williams, in his extremely influential book, Adaptation and Natural Selection, for example, advocated an engineering definition of adaptation (1966).
Topic selection for example is done through the student gazing at the relevant area for a predetermined amount of time.
Another factor impacting the performance of software effort prediction models is input selection, for example, Backward Forward.
So if you merely want to look up the title of another work in your library without actually leaving your current selection, for example, you can.
In this report, the water uptake of AEM is controlled for alleviating the problem by material selection, for example, hydrophobic skeleton and weakly basic anion exchange groups.
"We don't know how extensive this ability is," says Nevitt, adding that future studies could examine whether the birds use odors to aid in mate selection, for example.
