Sentence examples for selection of altered from inspiring English sources

Autophagy and its sister event called mitophagy are key cytoprotective mechanisms that allow the selection of altered molecules, e.g. misfolded proteins or proteins undergone oxidative changes, or organelles, e.g. altered mitochondria.

A universal model is emerging for the timing and placement of determinate and indeterminate growth through a balance of FT-like and TFL1-like gene activities, and it is now clear that the domestication of many wild exotics into crops with desired growth habits resulted from selection of altered FT/TFL1 balances.

In addition to the single-player campaign, Resident Evil: Revelations offers a more action-oriented mode, called Raid Mode, where one or two players may fight their way through a selection of altered scenarios from the single-player campaign.

This model can be extended in various ways; for instance Bishop and MacKenzie [ 6] have described how a disease that is spread from animal to animal may or may not lead to an epidemic, and Nath et al. [ 7] have explored the consequences of selection to alter different model parameters.

She's starting work on her own sketch show, starring a selection of alter-egos she created on Snapchat.

In ecosystems where niche space is saturated, the capacity of natural selection to alter interactions is subject to inevitable ecological constraints and evolutionary trade-offs that prevent selection from eliminating all competition.

If there is a close developmental relationship between the cellular basis of body size and a fitness related trait, one would expect the artificial selection for altering one of these body size components to produce the same correlated response in a life history trait among different populations.

It is well known that liver cell proliferation increases during chronic hepatitis while an impaired hepatocyte proliferation at the cirrhosis stage leads to a further selection of genetically altered, hyper-proliferating, pre-malignant clone of transformed hepatocytes and then tumor formation.

From these studies, a picture emerges of altered selection pressures immediately following host shifts leading to adaptive changes whose extent and genomic distribution may depend on the specific viral variant involved.

Examples of specific consequences of altered selection regimes arising from introduced predators include the acquisition of alarm responses [ 15], changes in patterns of diel vertical migration patterns [ 16], altered habitat use [ 17], increased escape ability [ 18], and reductions in body size and age at maturity [ 13].

One strategy is to increase the dimensionality of selection by altering the environment in multiple ways.