Sentence examples for selective selection from inspiring English sources

Every work of history is a ridiculously selective selection from the universe of possible dots.

Conversely, PST (differentiation phenotypic traits) and ePST scan can reveal selective selection [ 38].

Although HIV resistance is selective, additional selection may aid in treatment efficacy due to the vast quantity of target cells.

Yet, even with the risk to bank profits eliminated by highly selective program selection, underwriting by philanthropies, and the government's desire to keep the bank coming back, as the Chicago example highlights, even if the leveraged Chicago Public Schools District goes bankrupt, banks such as Goldman Sachs are first in line as creditors as the pieces of the system are sold off (Joravsky).

This will be hard for startups also doing selective touch selection to match, but it's great news for consumers looking to get a little more creative with their mobile photo workflow.

These results, suggest that although domesticated breeds have experienced similar selective pressures, selection has acted upon different genes.

Hence, size-selective fisheries selection did not substantially alter egg and larval traits when comparing the small-selected fish with the random line.

It has been hypothesized that selective sweeps (positive selection) and negative selection influence the evolution of the Y chromosome, which may explain its relatively low genetic variability [22].

We found evidence of selective sweeps, balancing selection, and positive selection affecting both protein-coding and noncoding DNA of pathogenicity-related sequences.

Selective pressure (positive selection and purifying selection) on individual codons (sites) within the coding region of the 19 amino acid sequences of Or83b orthologs were inferred using the Single Likelihood Ancestor Counting (SLAC) package [ 89].

In rare cases, a spontaneous mutation will confer a selective advantage (positive selection) or disadvantage (purifying selection).