Jem Moore Bath Thanks for publishing a selection of "reject" photographs from the latest Taylor Wessing prize (G2, 17 November).
In 1958, with a site plan in place, the board of Lincoln Center made the final selection of architects, rejecting Aalto because he was not based in the United States, and Breuer because he was believed to be too rigid.
When considering a phylogeny of five mammals, the improved branch-site test 2 of positive selection [ 14] rejected the hypothesis of positive selection at a subset of sites in the human branch (p = 0.7039).
Simulations of selection coefficients smaller than 10−7 showed increasing probability of rejecting neutrality with decreasing selection coefficients, reaching a plateau at the probability for s = 0.
Saudi Arabia's election to a seat on the more influential U.N. Security Council last month drew similar protests, but the kingdom took the unusual step of rejecting its selection.
A Codon-based Test of Positive Selection, which provides the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis of strict-neutrality (dN = dS.
The axial view is best suited for selection of the background (rejected) and foreground (desirable) features in this case.
However, N gene codons were minimally positively selected, moderately negatively selected denoting the action of purifying selection, thus rejecting the theory of neutral mutation in IYSV population.
However, the possibility of a 'collider-stratification bias' [ 105], a form of selection bias, was rejected by running a model without using postpartum SRH alone as the outcome and including all women regardless of SRH during pregnancy (data not shown).
The selection process should be subject to public consultation and the results of such selection process, including rejected projects, should be made publically available.
