Sentence examples for capable of buffering from inspiring English sources

However, such studies do not demonstrate whether environmental buffers are actually capable of buffering genetic variation.

Of course we have only examined a snapshot of polymorphisms, and it is entirely possible indeed, almost certain that some polymorphisms are capable of buffering both genetic and environmental variation.

In addition, the 10 mM EGTA should be capable of buffering global changes in cytosolic Ca2+.

Mitochondria are also capable of buffering cytoplasmic calcium, and thus have a role in the regulation of intracellular calcium dynamics.

This work exposes what may be a general feature of evolutionary conflicts fought by pathogen antagonists at host protein-protein interaction interfaces involved in immune signaling: the emergence of receptor-binding ligand epitopes capable of buffering amino acid variation.

The more open structured communities (lichen and grass) appeared to be more responsive, in terms of temperature increase, to this passive warming than the more closed communities, which probably are better capable of buffering for such environmental perturbations.

This is further supported by considering that of the best-hit molecules, only esculetin was capable of directly buffering free radicals.

Kir4.1 is a weakly rectifying potassium channel, capable of mediating spatial potassium buffering in the central nervous system [ 33].

Nonetheless, it is worth noting that the models proposed for re-buffering S-KPIs (i.e., re-buffering ratio and re-buffering frequency) were capable of estimating the proper value (i.e., 0) in every tested case.

The data component employs three techniques tailored to the unique design of the OpenMI that enable efficient operation: caching, prefetching, and buffering, making it capable of scaling to large numbers of simultaneous simulations executing on a computational grid.

After about three minutes of buffering, the audio and visual kicked in, and the Trachtenbergs were all smiles.