Sentence examples for selection review from inspiring English sources

Later in the day, we attended a lecture on selection, review, and annotation tool available in Raven Pro.

Both Harris and Feinsteinn's staffs took issue with McGahn's description, saying their judicial selection review committees, made up of legal experts, law professors and attorneys, looked at but did not recommend any of Trump's picks.

Here, we identify five methodological approaches for studying such selection, review the existing empirical evidence for it, and ask whether current declines in abundance can be expected to trigger evolutionary responses in salmonid fishes.

A long tradition in evolutionary biology – particularly in paleontology – has been the use of null models of evolutionary change (e.g., Brownian motion or genetic drift) to infer the role (or not) of natural selection (review: Sheets and Mitchell 2001).

Here, I will discuss how plant genome architecture and mating system affect the signature of linked selection, review empirical evidence for linked selection, with a focus on plant model systems, and discuss the implications of linked selection for the estimation of demographic history in plants.

Perform selection review.

Female preferences have been selected for mates providing the most material benefits (direct selection, reviewed by [3]) or genetic benefits (indirect selection, reviewed by [4]).

Studies included in the final selection reviewed outcomes of nonoperative treatment for minimally displaced fractures or percutaneous fixation techniques or direct comparison of these two modalities of treatment for this specific group of fractures in young individuals.

Ecological diversification can arise through various sources of divergent selection (reviewed in [2]), including sexual selection (e.g. selection on mate recognition traits) and ecological interactions (e.g. interspecific competition).

In the thymus, antagonist peptides may induce or impair positive selection (reviewed in 31).

These proteins tend to diverge rapidly between related species and often evolve via positive Darwinian selection (reviewed in [ 30- 32]).