Sentence examples for variability selection from inspiring English sources

This complex, climatically very variable setting inspired first the variability selection hypothesis, which was then the basis for the pulsed climate variability hypothesis.

The metamodel was built based on the vocabulary commonly used in the context of CFs, for example: pointcuts, classifier extensions, method overriding, and variability selection.

It predicts eight prolonged (>192 kyr) eras of intensified habitat instability (high variability stages) in which hominin evolutionary innovations are likely to have occurred, potentially by variability selection.

The "variability selection hypothesis" [61] provides one example of such a scenario.

Recently, improvements in neutral molecular markers have significantly increased the capacity of genetic characterization and relationship studies in different apricot cultivars, generating important information relating to the genetic variability, selection processes and breeding history of this crop at a large spatial scale.

This analysis suggests that though variability in selection exists, traits under abiotic and biotic selection experience similar variability in selective pressure, leading to a lack of significant differences in antagonistic QTL fractions in our analysis.

The high 28S nuclear gene variability, but selection for a single mtDNA haplotype, provides evidence that COI selection is being driven, and that this pattern is not due to demographic processes alone, such as a genetic bottleneck.

For populations of R. leptorrhynchoides, periodic disturbance by fire may result in temporal variability in selection regimes that would lead to less local adaptation and selection for generalist genotypes with broad ecological tolerance.

While population bottlenecks are predicted to result in a loss of variability, balancing selection may counteract the effects of drift unless the effective population size becomes so low relative to the selection coefficient that genes under balancing selection behave in a neutral manner [ 10, 11].

The implication is that screening of differentially expressed genes can greatly be enhanced by genetic variability and selection of tissue.

For the purposes of our investigation, absolute gray values were chosen to limit variability in selection of the seed voxel gray value.