Sentence examples for broad range of adaptive from inspiring English sources
The exceptional diversity of coloration found in avian eggshells has long fascinated biologists and inspired a broad range of adaptive hypotheses to explain its evolution.
They play important roles in a broad range of adaptive mechanisms such as virulence, chemotaxis, metabolism, motility, etc. [ 3].
The muscle contraction that occurs during exercise also causes intracellular perturbations that disturb metabolic homeostasis, thereby promoting a broad range of adaptive responses and increasing overall resilience in response to stress.
Numerous studies have shown the involvement of TCS in a broad range of adaptive processes such as sporulation, nitrogen regulation, phosphate regulation, cell envelope stress response, pathogenicity, motility, etc. [ 1].
This is largely related to hypoxia-induced activation of a broad range of adaptive pathways, a process in which the redox-sensitive transcription factor Hif plays a central role [166 169].
Two solutions for uniting genomic and ecological approaches are to explore the natural variation found within model or crop species, or alternatively to turn to close relatives for which a broader range of adaptive traits can be investigated.
Its genome revealed a broad range of novel adaptive traits in both genome composition and protein sequences that may have contributed to this organism's domination in saturated brines.
Intraspecific variability can represent significant adaptive potential allowing a species to occupy a broad range of ecological conditions or adapt to changing environmental conditions [ 6].
The transcription factor NF-κB regulates a broad range of biological processes including innate and adaptive immunity, cell growth, differentiation, apoptosis, and tumorigenesis [1].
Plant stress hormone ABA has long been considered as an essential phytohormone for regulating various plant developmental processes as well as the adaptive responses to broad range of abiotic stresses (Zhu 2002 Hadiarto and Tran 2011).
Flagellin is a potent activator of a broad range of cell types involved in innate and adaptive immunity.
