Sentence examples for universal selection from inspiring English sources

"We are committed to universal selection," Mr. Risher said.

As a universal selection system for GT cells, a target-gene-independent selection system such as positive negative selection with subsequent elimination of the positive selection marker using piggyBac transposon or HR combined with mega-nuclease allows retention of the desired mutation without any trace of additional exogenous nucleotides.

Especially, a universal selection on reduced RNA stability at translation initiation region has been reported from prokaryotes to eukaryotes by in silico studies [ 7].

This suggests that if the outliers detected indeed do represent selection, then they do not result from a universal selection agent affecting eels in all places but rather location-specific factors affecting eels locally.

Maintenance of folding stability is universal selection pressure acting on all proteins except perhaps intrinsically disordered proteins (Dokholyan and Shakhnovich 2001; Williams et al. 2006; Goldstein 2008; Soskine and Tawfik 2010; Heo et al. 2011; Serohijos et al. 2012, 2013; Serohijos and Shakhnovich 2014).

In D. melanogater, both cnuc and cset for Nc nucleotides can be either positive or negative (fig. 5 E– H), indicating that the universal selection pressure favoring the Cn nucleotide can override any conflicting site-specific selection favoring the Nc nucleotide.

It is a palpable Aunt Sally to suggest that supporters of new grammar schools seek a return to a universal mandatory selection test; they do however assert that there is no educational basis for denying aspirational parents of whatever class the entirely voluntary choice of a grammar school education if their child would benefit from it.

In another distinction, the current study examined a Pre-K program that did not have a low-income criteria stipulation and is substantively universal (99% selection rate), whereas VPI uses income criteria, excluding a large population.

While this estimate is clearly quite rough, that no such events are observed indicates nearly universal efficient selection opposing such insertions of moderate length.

Host-plant conservatism is not universal and selection for generalised host associations is expected to be persistent because of characteristics such as resource abundance variability or environmental predictability [ 6, 7].

Previously, the only universal context selection rule found to cover all three domains of life was the avoidance of most codon pairs of the nnUAnn type, which was suggested to result from rejection of TA dinucleotides in DNA sequences [ 22].