Sentence examples for wider gene pool from inspiring English sources

The energy of such a movement would come from below, and any emerging figureheads could be drawn from a much wider gene pool than Westminster's binary opposition parties.

Cultivated chickpea (Cicer arietinum) was crossed with its wild relatives from the genus Cicer to transfer favorable genes from the wider gene pool into the cultivar.

With the larger pan-genome reflecting the ancestral, wider gene pool of tubercle bacilli, their lower virulence and faster growth, especially at temperatures below 37 °C, plausibly reflecting broader environmental adaptability, STB strains might thus come nearer to the as-yet-unknown missing link between the obligate pathogen M. tuberculosis and environmental mycobacteria.

The discrepancy in the scale of the accessory genome between the Outbreak Lineage 1 strains and the non-Outbreak Lineage 1 strains implies that the progenitors of this Outbreak Lineage had access to a wider gene pool than that of other hospital K. pneumoniae strains, or alternatively that this strain is particularly receptive to HGT.

Zoos have come to understand that for animals to reproduce successfully for the long term without inbreeding, they need to maintain much wider gene pools for each animal.

As long as pests and diseases continue to evolve, we need a very wide gene pool of varieties of every crop.

Therefore, an important requirement for any molecular marker used in MAS is not just its applicability in a specific cross, but its association in a wide gene pool.

The overlap of 13 genes with same direction of expression change is unlikely by chance considering they were selected from a genome-wide gene pool (P-value = 5.36 × 10-6).

It is also possible that the reference accessions used to build current A and C genome scaffold assemblies lack some genomic regions that are present in the wider gene-pools.

Consistent with natural selection acting at these sites, saline alleles are typically rare in the range-wide species' gene pool and are also typically derived relative to the sister species M. littoralis.

In such a fitness landscape, wheels might be a highly beneficial "peak", but the valley around such a peak is too low or wide for the gene pool to move across by genetic drift or natural selection.