Sentence examples for selective origin from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the SSG (1976) argue that claiming that traits have a selective origin requires that there are genes "for" them; Wilson's apparent acceptance that traits may often have a strong cultural component is said to be an error, since if this is true then evolutionary theory tells us nothing about the origin of such traits.
We are planning to investigate the selective origin of template replication within such a framework in the near future.
"We are seeking a secondary school that includes adolescents, breaking the seal of selective origin, creating more and better strategies to guarantee the social right to education," said UNICEF Argentina Education Specialist Elena Duro.
Each mutation was backcrossed to B6J or FeJ strains for at least 10 generations, selecting for the mutation of origin by selective PCR genotyping using primers described in the original papers (Beyer et al. 2008; Papale et al. 2009).
Although our results indicate that patterns of negative BOLD responses can be highly stimulus-selective, the physiological origin of the negative BOLD signal remains unclear.
Comparing the pollination biology of conspecific populations can reveal divergent selective pressures, the origins of pollination ecotypes and character displacement.
The invariance likely results from either a recent selective sweep, a recent origin for modern Homo sapiens, recurrent male population bottlenecks, or historically small effective male population sizes.
This experimental design cannot determine which event(s) were the strongest selective agents, nor the origin of tolerant/competitive genotypes, but can provide evidence that gene frequencies can shift in an adaptive manner in invaded populations.
I present a selective scenario for the origin of phagotrophy and discuss it from a game theoretical perspective.
When exposed to the cytoplasm by rupture of the OMM, an IMM devoid of its selective permeability is the origin of a focal hernia.
However, the RNA world faces its own hard problems as ribozyme-catalyzed RNA replication remains a hypothesis and the selective pressures behind the origin of translation remain mysterious.
