Sentence examples for transfer and selection from inspiring English sources
The Nazis used bureaucratic euphemisms such as "transfer" and "selection" to sanitize different forms of murder.
Northward transfer and selection of southern genotypes could improve future forest plantation biomass production and mitigate climate change more efficiently (Marris 2009; Way and Montgomery 2015).
Müller's mentor Van Gaal was increasingly criticised for inflexibility in tactical, transfer and selection policy, and ultimately lost his job, being replaced with Jupp Heynckes.
We further characterised transfer and selection as follows.
The transfer and selection processes were repeated to LB media containing Kan200 and Kan300.
Furthermore, the GFP line also allows us to disentangle episodes of postcopulatory sexual selection, namely selection on the number of sperm that enter the fertilising pool (i.e. sperm transfer success), and selection on fertilisation success of the transferred sperm (i.e. sperm fertilisation success).
Subsequently, by using lentivirus vector-mediated gene transfer and puromycin selection, we screened on the background of myoblasts and myoblastsGS.Luc cells, polyclonal lines encoding shRNAs designed for post-transcriptional down-regulation of p38α (4 shRNAs), eGFP (1 shRNA) or murine hypoxia inducible factor 1α (hif1α) (1 shRNA) expression.
To study how the dynamics of this system are affected by horizontal transfer and natural selection, we varied parameters controlling these features of the model (see Table 1).
Experimental results on four microbial genomes indicate that the new method is well-suited for the analysis of horizontal gene transfer and translational selection.
Thus, the presence of antimicrobial resistance genes in microbial communities is not new, but in response to the presence of antimicrobials, the frequencies of these genes may increase through horizontal gene transfer and natural selection.
Finally these results do not include intergenerational transfers and negative selection is thereby underestimated: extending the model to incorporate the fact that women might contribute to their children's or grand-children's survival through post-natal maternal or grand-maternal care would strengthen our results [21].
