Sentence examples for selection only one from inspiring English sources

GUS-positive shoots were detected on cotyledonary nodes on both media with shifting selection; only one explant produced GUS + shoots using the consistent selection scheme.

Note that with group selection only one group with information is available, whereas with selection based on relatives information on multiple groups could be used, but here we used a single group (Ellen et al. 2007).

After item selection, only one item remained as part of the domain "direct effect of OSA on others", so we decided to move this item to "social interactions".

The results show a positive correlation between tRNA gene copy number and codon usage bias providing further evidence for translational selection; only one T. brucei tRNA gene fails to display a matching bias in copy number.

Interestingly, of the 11 genes that exhibit evidence for positive selection, only one (APL1B) is common to two population strata, implying that the strata reflect ecologically distinct subpopulations whose immune genes are under substantially different selection regimes.

Of the four ATX studies meeting the initial trial selection, only one study [ 15] included a treatment arm at the target dose of 1.2 mg/kg/day, and therefore only this study met the additional inclusion criteria of having a treatment dosage not exceeding the maximum dose at which efficacy was observed.

Note that feature selection for performing reverse engineering of a steganographic algorithm is theoretically efficient only if the features are carrying different information (if two features represent the same information, the feature selection will select only one of them).

Ratios of dN/dS were non-significant in all cases (Table 1), and additional selection tests showed weak evidence of selection with only one site likely to be under positive selection (Table 2).

Next, the cDNA and adaptor strands containing the analog were selectively removed (Strand Selection), leaving only one cDNA strand with both adaptor sequences attached.

Furthermore, if there are multiple reads with the same selection values, only one will be selected in a random way.

Subfunctionalization does not predict positive selection in either copy, while neofunctionalization predicts positive selection in only one copy (if detectable).