Sentence examples for selection turn from inspiring English sources
Remarkably, 66% of the genes that appear to have evolved under positive Darwinian selection turn out to be binding proteins, especially transcription factors and ATP binding proteins.
Mutation and natural selection turn the knobs to adjust behavior so as to optimize fitness in the environment in which the animal finds itself.
Phenomic analyses coupled with inferences of selection turn a GWAS on its head, into what might be called a Phenotype Wide Association Study PWASS), to determine the best phenotypic correlates of derived versus ancestral haplotypes.
Ryder then made himself unavailable for New Zealand selection, turning down a national contract to deal with alcohol and fitness issues.
Pete's other selection turned out to be a perennial favorite of mine, the 2010 Bone-Jolly from Edmunds St. John, a rare American gamay, the grape of Beaujolais, from El Dorado County in California gold country.
But on days when the weather turns truly cold, when you have to summon up the crackle of an imaginary fire to feel warm, and when the menu selection turns to haunches of stag, pungent cheeses and other earthy, gamy foods, then it's the perfect time for Amarone.
Morris' fairly random selection turned out to be a valuable chunk of woodland.
As illumination selection turns out to be a rather critical task, the issue is discussed in detail.
The remaining part after this selection turns out to be a component selection and power allocation problem with respect to the achievable transmission rate.
But 'new' group selection turns out to be mathematically equivalent to kin selection in most if not all cases, as a number of authors have emphasized (Grafen 1984, Frank 1998, West et al. 2007, Lehmann et al. 2007, Marshall 2011); this point was already appreciated by Hamilton (1975).
The week and a half-long trial was marked by several dramatic turns, including rousing opening statements and an unusual jury that, despite random selection, turned up zero black men out of a pool of 50.
