Sentence examples for selections we can from inspiring English sources

In light of his national security selections, we can be optimistic about that judgment.

In the show's selections, we can readily see the shifting balance between his figurative and nonfigurative impulses.

By varying the interval between each introduction of positive selection, we can model full selective sweeps that occur successively [ 43] or interfering sweeps [ 49].

We have shown that through cell selection, we can create tissues with aligned collagen II or aligned elastin.

Using the 5° step beamforming preprocessing with beams selection, we can also have a rough estimation of the direction of arrivals of the sources.

To reduce the difficulty of variable selection, we can use valuable information from networks, each of which contains certain variables as nodes and represents their interactions.

If the distribution of ΔS is significantly different from that expected in the absence of selection, we can rule out the null hypothesis of evolution in the absence of selection.

By studying genomic changes over time in populations subjected to strong artificial directional selection, we can gain insights to the dynamics of beneficial alleles originating from the founder population or emerging as novel mutations undergoing ongoing selection.

Importantly, as we are estimating the joint parameter of effective population size and the rate of selection, we can determine whether the estimated difference in population size alone is sufficient to account for the estimated rate difference.

After feature selection, we can reconstruct the density kernel as a weighted sum of the basis functions ϕ k via Eq. 4 (shown as green bars in Fig. 4 c).

Marlene Zuk, a professor of biology at the University of California at Riverside and author of "Sexual Selections: What We Can and Can't Learn About Sex From Animals" (University of California Press, 2002), notes that scientists have speculated that homosexuality may have an evolutionary purpose, ensuring the survival of the species.