Of course, clinical sequencing applications already have to deal with this in ways such as alternative splicing (where
differential selection of exons can lead to multiple mRNA and protein isoforms of a single gene) as well as various effects on expression levels.
Specific variation in biomass allocation is well known in response to
differential selection pressure.
We do not use any of these data in this article, because the sample size is too small for meaningful distributional analysis (to observe whether the
differential selection drew in different people, which then would lead to different analytical results for the Phase 2 games themselves).
And although
differential selection is operative in each case, the selectivity at issue will vary.
The study goal was not to identify all possible cases of "true" PTSD, but to demonstrate the effects of
differential selection criteria depending on how much diagnostic certainty was required by the study in question and showing variations by subgroups of interest.
Phylogenetic relationships and
differential selection pressures among genotypes of dengue-2 virus.
In contrast to the earlier results, however, correcting for
differential selection into full-time work reduces the penalties for gay men and eliminates the entire wage premium for lesbians--actually revealing a sizeable but insignificant penalty for married lesbians.
Thus, there is considerable potential for
differential selection responses between these two measures of forage yield.
The same instructor taught all sections of the research methodology course, thereby minimizing any implementation threat to internal validity resulting from
differential selection of instructors (Onwuegbuzie, 2003).
Next, following Card (1996) and Hirsch and Schumacher (1998), I estimate separate level and change models for low-, medium-, and high-skilled workers to test for
differential selection bias over the observed skill distribution.
Differential selection along environmental gradients is expected to produce genetic clines in inherited traits, at least in species with restricted dispersal (Antonovics 1971; Hedrick et al.
Use ecological observations and experiments to identify (1) pairs or groups of species that have the potential to exert reciprocal effects on fitness, (2) the potential sources of
differential selection on the interaction among communities, and (3) the conditions favoring coevolution.