Sentence examples for selective cost from inspiring English sources
Therefore biomarker analysis using tumor tissue for selection of treatment for patients must be highly sensitive, selective, cost effective, reproducible, and have a quick turn-around time [4, 44, 69].
Likewise, in yeast, a high expression level is the primary predictor of strong purifying selection acting on a gene [ 18], likely because the selective cost of protein misfolding is especially large for highly translated proteins [ 16].
The method was fully validated andpresents good linearity, specificity, accuracy, precision, and robustness, and it isalso found to be simple, sensitive, selective, cost effective, and stability indicating.The LOD and LOQ of the method were found very low, as 0.02 and 0.06 ppm for bothSHH and MAP impurities.
Consequently, transfer of PG synthesis genes may carry a substantial selective cost.
Results (fig. 6 c and d) show that the selective cost of mono-SSRs increases with the number of units.
As their chance of introducing a frameshift increases, we could hypothesize that the associated selective cost increases.
The sensor is highly selective, cost-effective, simple and free from any interfering effect.
We therefore suggest that these traits may involve relatively limited selective costs.
In conclusion, introducing a selective cost-sharing measure should be accompanied by measures guaranteeing equal access to information on prices and therapies, as a necessary step to avoid inequities among patients.
The infinite population size model should be interpreted as giving a lower limit to the selective costs we infer.
Despite these cases and others (Brown, 2003; Zhaxybayeva and Doolittle, 2011), HGTs are not without limits and often succumb to the selective costs of genomic rearrangements, cytotoxic effects, disruptive insertions, and functional inefficiencies upon integration (Baltrus, 2013).
