Sentence examples for to selection from from inspiring English sources

Statistical methods are developed to distinguish causal genetic variations subject to selection from neutral genetic variations (Hartl and Clark, 2007).

Fifteen generations after inbred populations had passed through genetic bottlenecks, we recorded increased levels of female promiscuity compared with noninbred controls, most likely due to selection from prospective fitness gains through polyandry.

As the crowd-funding process is discriminatory - not only due to selection from a vetting perspective - but also due to market demand, the team behind CCEDK's new endeavour indicates that it will only be focusing on two crowd-funding campaigns per month.

By contrast, the site fidelic chaffinch is more likely to respond to selection from adapting cuckoos, resulting in a markedly more bimodal egg color distribution.

This study and others indicate that native species may be responding to selection from the presence of invasive plants, and further, that there are both species- and population-level differences in the way native species perform with an invasive competitor [8] [12].

> Quantifying response to selection from generation to generation revealed two trends (Fig.  5).

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