Sentence examples for consistently adaptation from inspiring English sources

Consistently, adaptation to hydrogen peroxide enhances PC12 cell tolerance against oxidative damage (Chen et al., 2005), and worms grown on plates containing higher level of the prooxidant paraquat show stronger resistance to multiple kinds of stresses (Ren et al., 2017).

A mere two weeks into the new season of HBO's astonishingly ambitious and consistently amazing adaptation of George R.R. Martin's fantasy epic, everything is different and gloriously the same.

In cases where additional resistance elements were costly to genotypes that had not evolved in LB, the cost was consistently smaller after adaptation to our experimental environment.

We disregarded the symptoms that occurred consistently during the adaptation sessions (baseline symptomatic responses) while computing a response toward challenge substances.

This change in expression, however, was only consistently correlated with adaptation in the high temperature conditions under which these substitutions were first identified.

It seems that the film adaptations consistently cut out the best line or scene.

Consistent with an important role of effective population size driving patterns of adaptation, we consistently infer higher rates of positive selection in the larger D. pseudoobscura population.

P3HB has been intensively investigated for bone tissue applications and produces a consistently favorable bone tissue adaptation response with no evidence of an undesirable chronic inflammatory response after implantation periods up to 12 months (Duvernoy et al. [1995]; Kalangos and Faidutti [1996]).

Jonathan Foreman of the New York Post recalled that the film was "remarkably faithful," to its literary counterpart as well as a "consistently entertaining if overlong adaptation".

This model consistently explains physiological excitation, adaptation, and experimental data on transient transducer demethylation rates.

On the issue of lag loads, we simply do not know whether the size of non-optimal lag loads is consistently attainable through slow adaptation of populations.