Sentence examples for the selection directly from inspiring English sources

The first part performs the selection directly from the exhaustive experiments described by Machado et al. [ 28].

One final sockeye study (Carlson and Quinn 2007) empirically estimated selection differentials over a decade and linked the selection directly to environmental conditions (lake level).

Furthermore, it appears that the optimal selection directly selects for a set of "representative" patterns within the data, due to their correspondence with the local maxima.

The theory of selection directly acting on the gametophores and low mutation rates are supported by the data set presented here.

In the Polynesian field crickets of Hawaii, the changed environment due to the presence of the parasitoid led to natural selection directly favoring the loss of song, a trait under sexual selection.

Such requirements, therefore, highlight the importance of scientifically selecting essential medicines because selection directly affects the treatment results.

Only the unit in which time is measured has to be compared to the strength of selection directly.

Of course, the nature of the mapping, while not effecting selection directly (as neutral genotypic changes will not affect the phenotype), has major implications for the evolutionary potential.

The observations that some MIB duplicons, mostly associated with expressed B genes, are highly conserved would be in agreement with the preservation of a (ancestral) biological function by purifying selection directly on the coding gene or with the conservation of sequences involved in gene expression, in the vicinity of the coding gene.

The second stage of speciation in which natural selection directly stimulates the evolution of RIMs never comes about in such situations, because reproductive isolation takes place simply as a consequence of the continued separate evolution of the populations.

So we consider, in this section, the effect of various kinds of case selection directly on the probability of detecting uncommon or rare alleles.