Sentence examples for the expansion of selection from inspiring English sources

Labour is fighting a bitter leadership battle but senior figures from across the party united to oppose the expansion of selection, with Hilary Benn, whose sacking by Jeremy Corbyn kicked off mass resignations over the summer, supporting Rayner's stance from the backbenches in the Commons debate.

The increased number of patients with advanced liver disease requiring transplantation has resulted in the expansion of selection criteria for potential donors.

The upside for Amazon continues to rise, thanks to its move into original programming and the expansion of its selection for Prime Instant Video, which is in part due to new licensing agreements with A+E, CBS, FX, PBS And Scripps.

These results have encouraged the expansion of the selection criteria for CIs [ 2].

The need for protection against the products of oxidative damage has no doubt driven the expansion of the family via positive selection on GST duplicates, but on the way GSTs have acquired many other roles such as the metabolism of sex hormones and the regulation of apoptosis, which likely were vital for the retention of duplicates.

We have previously suggested that positive selection and the expansion of TRIM genes is driven by new or continuous selective pressure, likely provided by viral pathogens (Sawyer et al. 2007; Tareen et al. 2009; Han et al. 2011).

While purifying selection limits the expansion of AARs[e.g. [ 29]], this appears to be distinct from the selective pressure on individual (aligned) amino acid sites.

Another potential effect of reduced selection is the expansion of intron size.

In such cases the expansion of gene families is driven by selection for high expression [ 2].

Taken together, this evidence suggests the presence of an evolutionary positive selection favouring the expansion of the repetitive element as modulator of the protein activity itself.

In Ixodes, positive selection drove the expansion of the Kunitz/BPTI family and the evolution of new functions in group II such as ion channel-modulating ability.