PILOT SELECTION IN THE ADF: Developing Improved Selection Models

Apr 26, 2013

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CENTRAL STUDENT SELECTION

CENTRAL STUDENT SELECTION. PAMELA NEL GAUTENG DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 1 OCTOBER 2009. OVERVIEW. Prior to 1998 – decentralised student selection Since 1998 – centralised student selection Selection process Selection criteria – D4 Three phases of the process Current situation Achievements

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Sexual Selection

Sexual Selection . Sexual Dimorphism. Males and Females of a species look different Does not make sense in light of natural selection Natural selection pressures apply equally to male and female so ……… Why aren’t both sexes selected for in the same way. Sexual Selection .

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Module III.2 Develop and select adaptation options Trainer: [Name]

Module III.2 Develop and select adaptation options Trainer: [Name]. Overview of this module. Why do we select between different options and why it is necessary to quantify the costs of adaptation options Different assessment approaches: Cost-benefit analysis Cost-efficiency analysis

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Selection Control Structures

Selection Control Structures. Objectives. In this chapter you will be able to: Elaborate on the uses of simple selection, multiple selection, and nested selection in algorithms Introduce the case construct in pseudocode Develop algorithms using variations of the selection control structure.

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Resource Use and Selection

Resource Use and Selection. Habitat (resource) Selection Levels of Selection Multiple Scale Studies Methodological Issues. Behavioral Mechanisms of Resource (Habitat) Selection. The Problem:

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Natural Selection II

Natural Selection II. RAPID SELECTION (Intense selection, rapid evolution). Natural Selection Occurs when individuals differ in their reproductive success Results in changes in allele frequencies in a population (genetic change over time)

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Procurement of Consultancy Services

Procurement of Consultancy Services. Differences between. Selection Methods available. Quality and cost based selection Quality based selection Fixed Budget selection Least Cost Selection Selection based on Consultants’ Qualifications Single Source Selection. What to include in the RFP?.

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Sexual Selection

Sexual Selection. Elaborate traits, songs, dances, fights. Sexual selection. Recall: Special case of natural selection Selection for enhanced ability to obtain mates Acts on phenotypes, so any genes that help produce the beneficial phenotype will increase in frequency in the population.

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NATURAL SELECTION

NATURAL SELECTION. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nS1tEnfkk6M. ***READ 8.1***. Types of Selection. Directional Selection: when selection favour individuals with a more extreme variation of a trait; selection that favours an increase or decrease in the

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Ch 6. Selection 1. Selection for a single trait 2. Selection for multiple traits

Ch 6. Selection 1. Selection for a single trait 2. Selection for multiple traits 3. Gametophytic selection 4 . Marker-assisted selection . Positive selection --- select desirable types Negative selection --- eliminate undesirable types. 1. Selection for a single trait.

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Course Selection for Sophomore Year

Course Selection for Sophomore Year. Presented by the Guidance Department. Why is the process of selecting courses important?. Course selection is i mportant because. Exploring and developing your interests.

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Response to selection can be fast!

Response to selection can be fast!. Selection is strong Favored allele is partially dominant Both alleles are common. Selection is not always “Directional”. Heterozygote advantage Frequency dependence Selection varying in space or time. Fitness. A A. A. a. a a.

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Positive selection

Positive selection. A new allele (mutant) confers some increase in the fitness of the organism Selection acts to favour this allele Also called adaptive selection or Darwinian selection. NOTE : Fitness = ability to survive and reproduce.

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BIO 102 Sexual Selection

BIO 102 Sexual Selection. Sexual dimorphism is very common in nature. What is sexual selection?. What is sexual selection? Natural Selection : Differential reproductive success due to variation among individuals in survival and reproduction. What is sexual selection?

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Selection Methods

Selection Methods. Fitness Proportionate Selection Tournament Selection Rank Selection Linear Selection Exponential Selection Truncation Selection Selection methods are invoked each genetic operator. Fitness Proportionate Selection. Calculate the adjusted fitness for each individual.

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The Selection Interview

The Selection Interview. Objectives. Understanding the role of an Interview Recruiting the applicant to the Organization Measuring applicant KSAs Selection evaluation system Types of Interviews Training of Interviewers Developing the right interview questions

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Selection Decisions

Selection Decisions. A professional presentation of selection and reconsideration policies Yulonda wallace Developing information collections Libm 6360 Fall 2011. Statement of Philosophy. Meet both the curricular and personal needs of students.

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Selection on Quantitative Traits

Selection on Quantitative Traits. Q1. Today’s topic is…. Sexual selection Heritability Linkage Equilibrium Fossil Record Hardy Weinberg exceptions. Q2. This graph represents…. Heritability Selection differential Selection gradient Directional selection Stabilizing selection.

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Project Selection Models

Project Selection Models. Strategic Management and Project Selection. Maturity of Project Management Criteria for PS Models Nature of PS Models Types of PS Models Uncertainty Analysis and Risk Management Information Base for PS Models Project Portfolio Process (PPP) Project Proposal .

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Materials selection

Materials selection. Practical workshops: Session 1 Henri-Michel Montrieux ( hmmontrieux@ulg.ac.be ). Content. Introduction Materials Selection for Bicycles Materials Selection for Springs Materials Selection for Car Radiator Materials Selection for Springs Starting with CES.

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Schmoll, H.-J. & Stein, A. ( 2014) Towards improved drugs, combinations and patient selection

Figure 1 Proposal for a new algorithm for treatment selection based on new clinical and molecular data in 2013. Schmoll, H.-J. & Stein, A. ( 2014) Towards improved drugs, combinations and patient selection Nat. Rev. Clin. Oncol. doi:10.1038/nrclinonc.2013.254.

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Artificial Selection

Artificial Selection. Exploring Biotechnology & GMOs. What is Artificial Selection?. What words come to mind when you think of Artificial Selection ?. What is Artificial Selection?. A process in which humans consciously select for or against particular features in organisms.

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CENTRAL STUDENT SELECTION

Sexual Selection

Module III.2 Develop and select adaptation options Trainer: [Name]

Selection Control Structures

Resource Use and Selection

Natural Selection II

Procurement of Consultancy Services

Sexual Selection

NATURAL SELECTION

Ch 6. Selection 1. Selection for a single trait 2. Selection for multiple traits

Course Selection for Sophomore Year

Response to selection can be fast!

Positive selection

BIO 102 Sexual Selection

Selection Methods

The Selection Interview

Selection Decisions

Selection on Quantitative Traits

Project Selection Models

Materials selection

Schmoll, H.-J. &amp; Stein, A. ( 2014) Towards improved drugs, combinations and patient selection

Artificial Selection

Schmoll, H.-J. & Stein, A. ( 2014) Towards improved drugs, combinations and patient selection