On the other hand, signatures of selection detected in a genomic region using resequencing data can correspond to unique selective sweeps (not necessarily recurrent) that occurred recently, either at the studied region or at a linked one (e.g., promoters and other regulatory regions).
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Finally, we cannot divorce Shakespeare's unique preeminence from the historical sweep of British imperialism.
A general adsorption model assuming plug flow and radial symmetry was developed and used to conduct a parametric sweep of 162 unique cases.
New-man Morgan launched into his repertoire of extravagant strokeplay, unleashing the reverse sweep and his unique "change-up" stroke against the double spin attack.
In the US, there is plenty of evidence of cops buying and using IMSI-catchers, briefcase-size devices that sweep up the unique identification code of a phone (the IMSI), and, in some cases, text messages and calls as well.
In the US there is plenty of evidence of cops buying and using IMSI-catchers, briefcase sized devices that sweep up the unique identification code of a phone (the IMSI), and, in some cases, text messages and calls, too.
St Helens will be going for a unique back-to-back treble, having swept the board last season with the Challenge Cup, League Leaders shield and the Super League trophy.
Because the expected number of Neanderthal-derived alleles is conditioned on the genomic average of each configuration of observed human alleles at polymorphic sites, this approach has unique power to detect older selective sweeps along the human branch.
We treat the dense-sweep regime by an approximation: each sweep is associated with a unique driver mutation, which is the strongest beneficial mutation in its cluster.
