Sentence examples for adaptive properties of the from inspiring English sources

This study, carried out in adult Long Evans rats, was designed to investigate the adaptive properties of the cochlear nucleus to pulsatile acoustical stimuli.

The adaptive properties of the model suggest that the abundant recurrent connections found in visual cortex serve to adapt the network's time constant in accordance with the stimulus and normalizes neuronal signals such that processing is as fast as possible while maintaining reliability.

We suggest that bold approaches to drug development, harnessing the adaptive properties of the immune-microenvironment while limiting those of the tumor, combined with advances in clinical trial-design, will improve patient outcome.

The extracellular components of the signaling network are similar to the peripheral regions of protein interaction and gene regulatory networks, which count for many adaptive properties of the organism [ 16, 30].

Analyzing these responses and interpreting their consequent or causative action within the biological system can be very challenging due to the dynamic nature and inherent adaptive properties of the biological system toward perturbations.

Proper glycosylation of membrane receptors is particularly important as it modulates adaptive properties of the cell membrane and affects communication between the cell and its environment (Dennis et al. 2009).

In particular, he emphasized to not only study what he called the "proximate" causes, that is, mechanism and ontogeny of a given trait, but to include evolutionary explanations, i.e., the phylogeny and adaptive properties of that trait.

If certain RNMs associate with altered susceptibility to the same phenotypes in unrelated lineages in modern times, then one can ask whether it is possible that these very mutations reflect similar adaptive properties of these unrelated lineages, namely reflecting convergent adaptive evolution?

The learning scheme helps in splitting the active membrane for segmenting multiple objects and integrates the topology adaptive property of the active membrane with the architecture and evolution of the membrane.

This strongly suggests that resistance to ROS is an adaptive property of the clinical strains.

Fifth, we show for the first time, that arsenic exposure results in both changes in gene expression and in specific transcript isoform expression, possibly necessary for the adaptive property of these cells.