The slower selections were some of the most memorable moments, like the aptly named lullaby "Song" and, in "Fairy Tale," Mr. Tetzlaff's melody wandering serenely over Ms. Weithaas's eerie arpeggios.
Though Ms. Petersen is best known for high-flying operatic roles like Berg's Lulu and Zerbinetta in Strauss's "Ariadne auf Naxos," on Friday she was most glowing in lower, slower selections like Medtner's radiant version of the "Wanderer's Night Song II".
This collateral hypersensitivity raises the possibility that opposing selection for resistance/sensitivity to PM and WR might be used to slow selection of populations of P. falciparum resistant to antifolate treatment.
Hypotheses based on implausibly slow selection can also be ruled out.
6 According to the model, attention can be triggered at multiple levels: two early levels, enabling "fast" selection, and a late level, used for "slow" selection.
The claim is that attention was captured by the distractor circle presented in the rewarded color, leading to slowed selection of the target stimulus.
A slow selection process of promising local landraces early in domestication, followed by direct breeding and selection from the end of the Middle Age onwards, may have favored the emergence of family clusters of cultivars [ 14, 15].
In addition, our data demonstrate that increasing levels of co-infection can lead to widespread strain complementation, which acts to maintain high levels of phenotypic and genetic diversity and potentially slow selection for individual variants.
However, as slow selection processes and narrow germplasms [ 3] have raised doubts on how much further current strategies can take us [ 4], we must diversify the used genetic material and develop novel breeding technologies.
This lends superficial support either to mechanisms of selection (such as ectopic recombination) that are hypothesized to be more prevalent in an outcrosser, or to complicating factors in selfers (such as interference due to linkage or smaller population sizes) that slow selection [ 18, 20, 22, 26].
