Sentence examples for selective trait from inspiring English sources
Therefore, resistance to norvaline can be a selective trait to identify the best potential isobutanol producers.
Enhanced response to stress could conceivably be a selective trait, especially in intracellular pathogens.
These experimental conditions have proved effective to reveal the manifestation of an inhibitory tonus mediated by hippocampal postsynaptic 5-HT1A receptors [8], which constitutes so far a common and selective trait for all chronic antidepressant treatments [8], [24] [25].
They wanted animals bred for selective traits like susceptibility to particular diseases.
To distinguish selective traits from those caused by bottleneck effects, understanding of the population history that the first population captured from wild became domestic population has also been a vital task (Axelsson et al., 2013).
As many resistance genes protect bacterial cells against other compounds found in the environment [45] or can be associated with other selective traits [5], selective pressures for antibiotic resistance can operate in the absence of antibiotics.
His results demonstrate that even low rates of gene transfer, when coupled with the acquisition of selective traits, may lead to great diversity within the population.
Most (75%) drought transcriptome studies have been conducted on Arabidopsis under artificial and extreme conditions (e.g. detached leaves and shocks) for short periods (e.g. minutes to hours) at the vegetative phase (e.g. young seedlings), with survival or recovery as selective traits.
A convincing phylogenetic argument for the case of an adaptation is achieved when selective regime, trait, and functional capacity of the trait evolve concordantly.
Because reproduction is under the control of a high selective pressure, traits associated with reproduction appear to evolve faster than other features.
This was a cross-sectional study, and it investigated the subjects' selective personality traits and behaviours retrospectively.
