Sentence examples for selection to recognize from inspiring English sources

When bacteria coevolve with their bacteriophage viruses, they typically face strong selection to recognize and resist infection by circulating phage genotypes.

As consumers in a pollen-based economy, bees should be under strong selection to recognize cues associated with pollen rewards that could allow them to maximize their efficiency by being discriminating foragers.

The resulting binary T F masks are used by an uncertainty decoder and a target selection mechanism to recognize the target utterance.

Short time treatment with trypsin did not have any observable effect with respect to the ability of the selection pool to recognize the cells, since no difference between the signal intensities of the trypsin and the non-enzymatic treatment options was observed (Text S1, figure S1).

The protein was found by selection experiments to recognize a pyrimidine-rich consensus of 26 nts (Singh et al, 1995), although experiments with natural substrates identified shorter high-affinity motifs of UCUCUCU (Chan and Black, 1997) or UCUU (Perez et al, 1997).

The results show that the best classification system (SVM associated with Fisher selection) is able to recognize the melanoma from the other lesions of the skin with the total accuracy of 93.8 %.

PKR is under intense positive selection to keep recognizing eIF2α while minimizing interaction with viral antagonists.

Subtle aspects of the human mind, he claims, were shaped by Darwinian natural selection to allow us to recognize and take advantage of certain social situations.

However, we may be able to recognize selection against non-pairs in the double-stranded backbone of ITS2 helices, by comparison of non-compensating changes (N-N ⇔ N×N) versus overall frequencies of CBCs and hCBCs [ 75].

Since bitter taste is thought to help prevent the intake of toxic substances, diversity at TAS2R genes could reflect the action of natural selection on the ability to recognize some bitter compounds rather than others.

The fingerprints of natural selection in DNA are hard to recognize.