Sentence examples for slightly selected from inspiring English sources

We then estimated that 44% of amino acid mutations are strongly deleterious and not found in the sample, and 33% are slightly selected and segregate at low frequency.

We used the method of Fay et al. (2001) to partition amino acid mutations into three categories: neutral, slightly selected, and strongly deleterious.

Quantifying the proportion of neutral and slightly selected amino acid mutations in other extremely fecund organisms will help to test the potential impact of fecundity and skewed offspring distribution on protein polymorphism and its relation with silent diversity.

The explanation could be that the selective constraint is low (many amino acid mutations are neutral) and/or that there is a high segregating load in this species (many slightly selected mutations segregate in the populations).

The neutral class, f 0, was estimated from common SNPs; the slightly selected class, f 1, accounted for the excess of low frequency amino acid SNPs; and the strongly deleterious class, f 2, was deduced from the synonymous diversity as those nonsynonymous SNPs that were lacking from the sample.

In 2010, when men exhibit a high degree of negative selection, women are only slightly negatively selected in approximately 2percentt.

In an attempt to identify ER perturbations that activate SPL7, our initial data suggest an impact in the ER protein-folding capacity during Cu starvation and how ER stress treatments slightly induced selected SPL7-targets in mild Cu-sufficient seedlings.

Helices contained slightly more positively selected sites than strands, were slightly more hydrophilic, and slightly more likely to occur on the periphery of the protein.

It's a pill-pushing online store with a slightly dubious "select your condition" way of selling tablets.

In Pomeroy's eyes, conference tourneys are less likely — but only slightly — to select the team his numbers show to be the best team in a given league.

When it came to choosing color schemes in her new place, she went slightly wild, selecting a fiery red for the living room, green for the kitchen, a mellow yellow for the bedroom and, in the hall, a light blue that felt outdoorsy, especially when accented with a spray of branches in a tall green glass vase.