Sentence examples for ability to survive different from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Deinococcus lost few genes but seems to have acquired many bacterial genes that apparently enhanced its ability to survive different kinds of environmental stresses.

B. anthracis spores have the capacity to contaminate a given area for a long time, because of their intrinsic ability to survive different environmental conditions and chemical disinfectants [ 2, 8].

Differentiated PC12 cells exposed to RT43.2GFPBcl-xL vectors showed a significantly greater ability to survive at different days after serum and NGF withdrawal (Figure 8).

The relative effectiveness of a microbe as a pathogen depends largely on its ability to survive in different hosts.

Of all soft rot and blackleg causing bacteria Pcc has the broadest host range and the ability to survive in different environments both inside and on a wide range of alternate hosts (Pérombelon & Kelman, 1980; Śledź et al., 2000).

The fungus is ubiquitous due to an abundant asexual reproduction cycle, producing many billions of spores, and its ability to survive in very different environments.

Many algae have the ability to survive harsh environmental conditions due to different adaptation strategies (Barsanti et al., 2008; Seckbach, 2007).

Considering the versatility of cyanobacteria and their ability to survive under diverse environmental condition, strains originating from different habitats must be studied with respect to their applicability (Hameed and Hasnain 2005).

The different C. elegans strains show substantial differences as to their ability to survive in the presence of pathogenic S. marcescens (Fig. 1).

This suggests that the peptidoglycan layer of these strains may be different, and may influence their ability to survive within host cells.

The different effects of the mutant alleles in these assays is unlikely to be due to differences in the ability to survive DSBs as plating efficiencies are substantially similar (Table 1).