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Meanings of selective pressure in English

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Usage of selective pressure in English
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Vaccine-related benefits may be threatened by combined vaccine- and antibiotic-driven selective pressure.
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The selective pressure is on all hosts to keep changing the password.
The Red Queen
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Nonsynonymous-to-synonymous substitution ratios suggest that these changes result from selective pressure.
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Statistical evidence for positive Darwinian selective pressure against an immunodominant epitope is presented.
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Only sites under negative selective pressure were found in E and NS5 proteins.
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These results suggest that MSP-1 is under selective pressure in the local parasite population.
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The selective pressure is on all pathogens to mimic the passwords of their hosts.
The Red Queen
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In addition, recombination could preserve diversity in regions outside those subject to strong selective pressure.
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Additional selective pressure may be necessary to achieve targeted ablation of uncorrected, FA-phenotype, marrow cells.
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Here, we report a novel resistance mutation that arose under the selective pressure of CMX001.
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After the gene duplication, there was evidence of purifying selection under a divergent selective pressure.
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Unfortunately, during the chemotherapy, EMT could be induced under the selective pressure of clinical cytotoxic drugs.
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We propose that the selective pressure associated with avoidance behaviours influence both pathogen and host evolution.
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It is a selective pressure pressed against chaos.
Cibola Burn
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Thus, selective pressure on viral population may differ in ticks and tick cell lines during persistent infection.
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Antibiotic selective pressure may contribute to colonization.
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