Sentence examples for acting on recognition from inspiring English sources

Effector and especially recognition genes, on the other hand, belong to gene families that underwent expansion [27], [28] with positive selection acting on recognition genes within the genus Drosophila [28] hinting on evolutionary diversification.

We hope that future research will be able to tackle the difficult next step: explicit quantification of the relative strength and direction of selection acting on recognition loci from different sources, namely social interactions and pleiotropic functions such as mate choice.

Bravery also requires recognizing when standing up to these threats is reasonable and appropriate, and it requires acting on one's recognition.

Recognizing that the global economy links us all together, thereby making us all responsible to some extent for each other's pollution, and then acting on that recognition -- that is truly remarkable.

Similarly a 2010 survey of nearly 2,000 company executives by McKinsey found that although more than 50percentt of those surveyed stated that implementing more sustainable practices was very or extremely important to the future of their company and delivered immediate value, fewer than 30percentt were acting on this recognition.

According to the shifts of transcripts encoding cell surface receptors (e.g. CD14, TLR2, TLR4, TREM1) the study highlights processes acting on pattern recognition, inflammation, and cell-cell communication.

Other histone modifications may activate or dampen the inflammatory response by acting on innate pattern recognition receptors.

Conclusions: These results show that maternal stress during late gestation increases the susceptibility of offspring particularly males to the deleterious effects of prenatal air pollutant exposure, which may be due to a synergism of these factors acting on innate immune recognition genes and downstream neuroinflammatory cascades within the developing brain.

Two types of outcomes were expected: (i) strong purifying selection acting on genes involved in recognition of common structures of plant tissues and (ii) adaptive divergence on genes coding for sensors and adhesins used for colonisation of specific niches.

For the homeodomain transcription factor, likelihood methods suggested that diversifying selection acting on the self/non-self recognition region promotes diversity in sexual species, while rapid evolution seems to be due to relaxed selection in asexual strains.

In this scenario, speciation can be swift in the presence of gene flow whether selection is initially acting on niche specialization or mate recognition [ 70, 76].