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Heritability, reliability of genetic evaluations and response to selection in proportional hazard models
... Classical selection response depends on the genetic variance and selection ...the response to ...and selection of the top 5%, the expected responses would be between the range of 3 to 8 ...
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DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSE TO SELECTION ON THE TWO SEXES IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER
... 1 ) Selection applied on females produced higher responses than selection applied on males (compare CF us. HM), although the response was significant in all selected populations[r] ...
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GENETIC CONTROL OF OVULATION RATE AND EMBRYO SURVIVAL IN MICE. I. RESPONSE TO SELECTION
... Selection for embryo survival in untreated females: The results for line E are similar to those from line 0 in that direct response to selection occurred, but differ wit[r] ...
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Stability and Response of Polygenic Traits to Stabilizing Selection and Mutation
... their response to selection immensely intricate, even under the simplest assumptions ...stabilizing selection, either by the direct action of selection on a trait whose extreme values are unfit ...
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Selection Response in Finite Populations
... The aim of this study is to develop the analytical theory to predict cumulative response to selection un- der various selection schemes (mass, family, within-fam- ily, in[r] ...
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Multi view Response Selection for Human Computer Conversation
... and response are taken as two separate word sequences without considering the re- lationship among utterances in the context and re- ...The response selection in these models is largely influenced by ...
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Data Augmentation for Neural Online Chats Response Selection
... Recent studies (Adi et al., 2016; Khandelwal et al., 2018) have shown that recurrent neural networks (RNN), especially long-short term memory net- works (LSTM), are sensitive to word order when encoding contextual ...
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Genetic Basis of Response to 50 Generations of Selection on Body Weight in Inbred Mice
... Realized selection differential: The pattern of the selec- tion response, particularly the divergence between the high and low lines (Figure 2), suggests that the response had reached a plateau after ...
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Addressee and Response Selection for Multi Party Conversation
... the response selection (Lowe et ...candidate response as a result. For the addressee selection, we adopt a rule- based method: to determine the agent that gives an utterance most recently ...
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SELECTION IN FINITE POPULATIONS. II. THE SELECTION LIMIT AND RATE OF RESPONSE FOR A MONTE CARLO SIMULATION MODEL
... As a measure of the effect of linkage on the selection limit for additive or dominant genes, the absolute difference in gene frequency response in the last generation for t[r] ...
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AN EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF SELECTION ALTERNATIVES TO PLATEAUED RESPONSE
... To avoid response plateaus or, at the least, to extend the limits of selection, it is important to discriminate among such limiting causes as physiological ceilings, genetic[r] ...
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Improving Response in Genomic Selection with a Population-Based Selection Strategy: Optimal Population Value Selection
... Genomic selection (GS) identi fi es individuals for inclusion in breeding programs based on the sum of their estimated marker effects or genomic estimated breeding values ...of selection. Three extensions to ...
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EFFECTS OF POPULATION SIZE AND SELECTION INTENSITY ON SHORT-TERM RESPONSE TO SELECTION FOR POSTWEANING GAIN IN MICE
... Differences between replicates decreased as the effective size increased, and at population sizes of less than eight pairs there was greater homogeneity among maximum intensity lines [r] ...
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RESPONSE TO SELECTION FOR BODY WEIGHT AND EGG WEIGHT IN CHICKENS
... The predictions tended to overestimate genetic change, but observed responses in the body weight lines were within the confidence intervals up to about generation 4 [r] ...
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The Genetic Architecture of Drosophila Sensory Bristle Number
... artificial selection, could be useful for genetic improvement of plants and animal, as response to selection depends on the amount of genetic variation (Breese 1956; James and McBride ...enhance ...
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The Causal Meaning of Genomic Predictors and How It Affects Construction and Comparison of Genome-Enabled Selection Models
... the response to selection would depend on the overall genetic ...for selection does not stem from some new theory that we propose, but it was deduced from the theoretic principles that have been used ...
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Response to direct selection for grain yield in interspecific population of oryza sativa ir58025b x oryza meridionalis ng , mapping population under irrigated and stress conditions
... O. sativa L.) is one of the world’s most important crops, particularly in Asia, but increasingly in Africa and Latin America as well. It is one of the important food crops drastically affected by raise in global ...
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Phenotypic evolution from genetic polymorphisms in a radial network architecture
... observed selection responses where genetic interactions are implied, ...expected response to selection from the radial four-locus network is, however, slightly sigmoid (Figure ...under ...
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Prediction of selection response for threshold dichotomous traits.
... For binary traits such as fertility, calving difficulty and viability whose economic importance is far from negligible, applying the classical formula R = ipac (FALCONER[r] ...
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How does gene flow limit local adaptation at a species range-edge? An artificial selection Drosophila model
... low gene flow, the fitness of these backcrossed hybrids could influence local adaptation in three ways as described by Kawecki and Ebert (2004). First, the hybrid phenotype may deviate from the resident phenotype because ...
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