Sentence examples for uneven selection from inspiring English sources

The best pictures in this uneven selection of works from the 60's still have some punch left (Johnson).

Popova's legacy is obscured without the textiles, typography and stage designs, although the paintings, even this show's uneven selection of them, give an idea of her gifts.

The horizontal mismatch ratio plot (gray line in fig. 2 C and D ) between the 3′ UTR and the intergenic region is similar to that of the ORF versus intergenic in figure 2 A and B indicating the 3′ UTR does not exhibit uneven selection pressure across the considered region.

Indeed, inconsistent gene family phylogenies have been used as an argument against the tetraploidization hypothesis [ 36], although this can be seen as a natural consequence of uneven selection pressures or uneven re-diploidization rates after the two tetraploidizations, particularly as these may have taken place very close in time [ 10, 35, 37, 38].

This suggested that actin genes included in the two types of clades experienced similar evolutionary time, but undergone uneven selections.

His uneven choice of songs ran from standards like "Let's Misbehave" and "That Old Black Magic" to Mary Chapin Carpenter's "I Am a Town" and David Wilcox's "My Old Addiction," the four strongest selections.

These weights adjust for uneven probabilities of selection and non-response.

Despite the strong leadership of Xian Zhang, the conductor, the program was uneven in both its selection and its execution.

The stores are small, the selection is uneven and the corporate culture can be described as dorky.

Thus, one should be cautious about the definition of homologues, which could lack detection sensitivity due to the uneven and somewhat biased selection of genomes that were completely sequenced.

The distribution of residues identified in our analyses as evolving under positive selection was highly uneven: twenty of the most often selected residues are responsible for more than 70% of the cases of positive selection.