Sentence examples for to selecting for from inspiring English sources

Selection for high tolerance to infection in terms of growth in a nutrient rich environment would be equivalent to selecting for high GP with little selection pressure on ρ (Figure 4A C).

For example, in environments with high nutrient availability, selection for low severity and short duration of infection would be equivalent to selecting for high genetic resistance potential, ρ, with no selection pressure acting on the genetic growth potential (Figure 3A C).

Black is confident Ennis-Hill's ankle injury will heal before Moscow, and has intimated that he will think laterally when it comes to selecting for the women's 1500m – given that Lisa Dobriskey, the 2009 world silver medallist, was left in tears after being spiked and the defending champion Laura Weightman was bundled off the track in a collision with Charlene Thomas.

"There is at least a theoretical probability that when enough investors commit to selecting for greener or more sustainable investments," he said, "that that will lower the cost of capital for corporations and developers who are working in the greener and more sustainable area".

Since RA was non-existent in these populations during the pre-Columbian era, there were probably no disadvantages to selecting for the genetic-basis of RA.

The true genetic relationship between RFI and its components or lack thereof would allow for an accurate predictive correlated response to selecting for RFI.

After transformation, yeasts were plated on selective medium deficient for tryptophan, to select for transformed cells.

To select for the construct in mESCs, selection cassettes must be incorporated.

Alternatively, selection cassettes can be introduced into the knockin construct to select for insertion.

These days another example of selection often crops up: the possibility of couples using PGD to select for an impairment.

"One trait you might think to select for would be fecundity.