Sentence examples for this great selective from inspiring English sources

In the presence of this great selective pressure to minimize genome size, the majority of those genes retained were absolutely essential.

This greater selective constraint acting on archaebacterial genes points to a greater functional importance of this gene repertoire.

HSP85 is an example of an extremely conserved gene with virtually no differences between repeat copies, indicating that there is great selective pressure to keep this gene intact.

The greater ammonia concentration in the rumen of rams at pasture illustrates the greater selective behavior of the rams and explains this difference in OMDCPf, whereas, the difference in OMICPf was linked to differences in prehensibility of forage between the two feeding systems.

Moreover Z –test of selection suggested both ABS and PSS were under great selective pressure.

This reduction in the magnitude of the fitness effects almost exactly cancels the greater selective pressure resulting from the larger population size.

According to a 2005 review, due to the high levels of mortality and morbidity caused by malaria especially the P. falciparum species it has placed the greatest selective pressure on the human genome in recent history.

Some animals may gain the greatest selective advantage by reducing metabolic energy costs by reducing muscular contribution whereas others gain the greatest advantage by avoiding detection while avoiding predators or stalking prey.

In accordance with this explanation, codon bias toward the most abundant iso-accepting tRNA species is generally strongest in those genes expressed at high levels, where efficiency would confer the greatest selective benefit to the cell.

Once a bacterium picks up such a gene, it enjoys a great selective advantage because it can grow in the presence of the antibiotic.

Trametes versicolor TISTR3224 showed a great selective lignin-degrading ability on biological pretreatment of EFB under solid-state cultivation.