Sentence examples for conferring ability from inspiring English sources
Since BR interacts with other plant hormones, it is likely that the stress tolerance conferring ability of BR lies in part in its interactions with other stress hormones.
The loss of cell contacts and necrosis observed in treated tumors supports our model of PVRL4-driven cell-to-cell attachments conferring ability to sustain growth in conditions of matrix anchorage loss.
Genetic studies have shown segregation patterns in M. hapla consistent with monogenic inheritance for a trait conferring ability to reproduce on common bean carrying a nematode-resistant gene (Chen and Roberts 2003) and for a trait modulating clumping behavior (Clm) (Wang et al. 2010).
GRFs are abundant proteins, a property that may confer ability to outcompete nucleosomes.
Monitoring the genetic structure of this virus is needed for predicting changes that may confer ability to cause pandemics: pathogenicity, host range, and antigenic drift.
Early stages of epithelial cancer progression are universally characterized with genetic changes that confer ability to survive and proliferate in the absence of an appropriate matrix anchorage, which allows cellular expansion in a geometrically unconstrained manner.
Both inputs express several genes related to plasticity throughout the life span conferring the ability to remodel their synapses.
This concept was applied upon genetic engineering of the cyanobacterium Synechocystis, conferring the ability to generate volatile isoprene hydrocarbons from CO2 and H2O.
These results indicated that all of L1, L18 20, L30, and L47 carried only one Rf gene, and that qSF8-1 and qSF10-1 were two major QTLs conferring the ability to restore fertility to BT-type CMS lines.
In many bacteria either or both the 3' and 5' flanking regions of the dnaA gene exhibit oriC activity, thereby conferring the ability to replicate autonomously.
iNJ661 was unable to grow under these conditions, despite conferring the ability to fix CO2 with ribose sugars.
