Sentence examples for selection specifically from inspiring English sources
Next we investigated whether, consistent with a functional divergence, FOXE1 has experienced accelerated evolution (relaxed purifying selection, or positive selection) specifically in bird ancestry and specific bird lineages using codeml [ 23].
A new method for function estimation and variable selection, specifically designed for additive models fitted by cubic splines is proposed.
Wang et al. [37] conducted an experiment employing feature selection, specifically to address the so-called "dimensional disaster" problem which often prevents multi-sensor fusion from being applied to Network Security.
The curriculum focuses on learning about natural selection (specifically with the 'organism' as the unit of selection) by developing scientific inquiry skills beginning with initiation and planning through to communicating the results.
Fourth, we also found direct evidence that the difference in covariation levels between (A,A) vs. (A,S /(S,S) is due to selection, specifically, antiviral drug treatment, by comparing treated vs. untreated datasets.
Several authors have suggested that nested patterns of asymmetrical specialisation may be more likely to develop in mutualistic interactions because natural selection specifically favours the convergence and complementarity of traits in interacting species [3], [8].
This fall, we're also adding a few new selections specifically to help students with Common Core skills like close reading, primary-source analysis, and comparing texts.
"There was no specific reason behind bringing out [a selection of specifically gospel-focused edits] now.
"There was no specific reason behind bringing out [a selection of specifically gospel-focused edits] now," he says.
"Rotten in Ozone Park" (editorial, Aug. 13) expressed concern over the gambling operator selection process, specifically that the public has no way of knowing how developers plan to make over the decaying Aqueduct racetrack.
In awarding him the 1996 Nobel Prize, the selection committee specifically cited his novel approach to auctioneering (now known as a "Vickrey auction"), which, through sealed bidding, awards the auctioned item to the highest bidder but at the price submitted by the second highest bidder.
