Sentence examples for complementary resistance from inspiring English sources

If these genes will be integrated in hybrid improvement, they have to be separately introgressed into two parent cultivars to guarantee the resulting hybrids carry multiple and complementary resistance genes.

This result suggests that both subpopulations lacked one of the three complementary resistance genes.

The X-Co2 subpopulation lacked a complementary resistance gene from Cornell 49242 located on the Co-2 region while the C-Co3 subpopulation lacked a complementary resistance gene from Xana, located at the Co-3 region.

This result is in agreement with the localization of a third complementary resistance gene from Cornell 49242 at LG Pv09.

This information may help judicious use of CR genes with complementary resistance mechanisms for durable clubroot resistance.

This situation supports the localization of a complementary resistance gene from Xana against race 3 in this position of LG Pv02.

Additionally, an increased oxidative metabolic capacity has been described as complementary TCBZ resistance mechanism in F. hepatica [ 5, 6].

Experimentally infected female wild turkeys, Meleagris gallopavo, assessed a larger set of males, probably to increase the opportunity to obtain complementary parasite-resistance genes [ 13].

For most cancer survivors, the ACSM guidelines parallel the US Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans [ 44, 45], advocating that, first and foremost, survivors avoid inactivity, progressing as tolerated to 150 min a week of aerobic exercise with complementary flexibility and resistance training.

PNA offer several advantages over DNA and RNA, including greater binding affinity for complementary oligos, innate resistance to both nuclease and protease degradation, and the ability to form hybrids with less sensitivity to changes in temperature, pH, and ionic strength.

Although counterintuitive, covalent modification of an inactive antibiotic by BlmB or TlmB immediately after its biosynthesis may provide a preemptive and complementary mechanism of resistance from self-imposed oxidative damage and/or a more stable, yet potentially reversible, inactivation.