Sentence examples for subtle selection from inspiring English sources
And charters are rife with subtle selection.
Even early supporters of charter schools, like the KIPP schools, are having second thoughts since it has become clear that they either "cream skim" or, in disadvantaged communities, operate a subtle selection policy, which weeds out the least aspirant and motivated families.
The study design provides an optimal reflection of daily clinical practice, but subtle selection mechanisms may be present and may have influenced our results.
Levy et al. (2001) showed that a time-stratified approach to choosing controls, such as sampling control days from the same month of the same year, avoided some subtle selection bias issues and resulted in a proper conditional logistic likelihood.
It is of course hard to discern whether these mutations are due to neutral genetic drift or some more subtle selection pressure not due to a wholesale change in protein function (as suggested by [ 15]).
However, there are a large number of nonchordate deuterostome species with large effective population sizes that could enable natural selection to act effectively on the subtle selection coefficients associated with synonymous codon usage (i.e., N es ≈ 1).
Part of the fun of being an adult who wears an oversized football costume is using some of your accrued experience in the world to make a more subtle, creative selection.
Herein, we present analyses suggesting that more subtle sequence selection pressure, including propensity for secondary structure, the hydrophobic core organization and charge distribution are imposed on the Raf RBD sequence.
In the human, too, the differences appear to be subtle, with selection working rapidly on genes concerned with fatty acid metabolism and phosphate transport.
We can found subtle positive selection signals in psbA genes from fern species.
We adjusted for known baseline variables, but we could not account for subtle unmeasured selection criteria as sources of influence or bias.
