Sentence examples for suite of selection from inspiring English sources

Most studies combine a suite of selection pressures, comparing selection in one location (with its suite of environmental factors) with another (with its own suite of factors).

We thus conducted a suite of selection tests on both our OBP and CSP datasets using the codeml software in the paml package [ 26] (results summarized in Table  3).

Future studies should also explore the versatility of SJTs to select for other non-academic measures, potentially leading to the introduction of a comprehensive suite of selection tools combining MMIs and SJTs to target specific personal qualities.

We assigned a suite of selection coefficients that, in the context of our model of selection with N = 10, produce fixation probabilities spanning from 0.5 (neutrality) to just below 1 (nearly assured fixation; Table 1).

Our suite of selection coefficients maps to the full range of probabilities of fixation because selection coefficients larger than s = 2 × 10−6 under our model would produce asymptotically smaller increases in the probability of fixation and thus would generate results essentially equivalent to s = 2 × 10−6.

This suite of scales selections covers all basic soil map scales in China.

The weights applied to the model were altered for each trait to achieve the desired, or close to the desired, gain for the suite of traits under selection (i.e., they are considered technical weights).

"Summer Fever" is a suite of fast-paced selections from the troupe's repertory performed with high intensity and without an intermission.

Once again, it offers a familiar suite of BlackBerry software selections on top, including BlackBerry Hub, which is accessible from the desktop via a small tap on the right.

To conclude, I believe a comparative study of signatures of selection across a suite of asexuals and their progenitor sexuals, guided by theoretical models, is an extremely worthwhile goal.

The arrival of predatory mammals thus may have imposed selection on a suite of lizard attributes, with a sudden selective advantage to reducing the production and dissemination of scent cues detectable by such predators, to using retreat sites inaccessible to such predators, and to responding behaviorally to predator cues in ways that enhance lizard survival (e.g., Hoare et al. 2007).