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Our results indicate that MUP harvesting retains forest structure required by red squirrels, thus allowing persistence of red squirrel populations; it thus holds promise as a component of the natural disturbance model for maintaining arboreal sciurid populations in managed landscapes.

Differential expression of these genes may be involved in immune evasion, allowing persistence of the spirochetes [69].

Locally, variability in water volume may affect community structure by either eliminating populations or allowing persistence [ 29].

The adaptive advantage for allowing persistence of pathogens within the CNS is argued to be an adaptive balance between limiting disruption of CNS function by the pathogen compared with by the pro-inflammatory responses of immune cells.

Dormancy is the inability to germinate under optimal environmental conditions, allowing persistence in soil seed banks for extended periods of time, after which germination is completed only when environmental conditions are favourable for the establishment of a new plant generation [ 52].

The bacteria can colonise the crypts of the preputial epithelium and as bulls age, the size and number of these crypts increase allowing persistence of infection, referred to as chronic carrier status, and making diagnosis and treatment more difficult [ 11, 12, 9].

Spatially explicit model predictions of final female population size varied most among landscapes with enough clustered habitat to allow persistence.

In landscape zones in which the degree of habitat fragmentation allows persistence, the shifting of ranges is inhibited, but not blocked.

In addition to clinically relevant antimicrobial agents, MDR efflux proteins can transport environmental biocides and disinfectants which may allow persistence in the healthcare environment and subsequent acquisition by patients or staff.

The question arises about the biotic and abiotic conditions that allowed persistence and proliferation of Bti in this particular breeding site in comparison with the others.

Because one function of the spore is thought to be to allow persistence in the environment, we examined the survival of spores in a variety of treatments mimicking natural stresses.