Sentence examples for convey tolerance to from inspiring English sources

Undisturbed communities display a diversity of species traits, whereas the communities downstream of a pollution source consist of those species that have a suite of traits which convey tolerance to the new conditions.

For instance, endophyte symbiosis appeared to convey tolerance to heat and salt stress in three plant species by lowering accumulation of reactive oxygen species in host tissues (Rodriguez et al. 2008).

Our study shows that ALDHhigh CD44+ cells are implicated in conveying tolerance to cisplatin in the three MPM cell lines.

The only approved GM trait claimed to convey improved tolerance to drought so far is the csp transgene marketed by Monsanto claiming that "on average, under water-limited conditions, [these csp-GM] hybrids are expected to provide a 6% or greater yield advantage compared to commercial hybrids", according to a company statement [21].

According to Farooq et al. (2010), however, a trait for large leaves introgressed into IR64 (indica) background also conveyed physiological tolerance to drought.

Phenotypic plasticity may thus convey short-term tolerance to climate change stressors providing a temporal window for adaptive genetic change to occur (Thompson 1991; Chevin et al. 2010).

By using new sources of transgenes and gene-stacks with combinations of several transgenes conveying multi-pathway tolerance to specific active ingredients, second-generation cultivars are seen as having significantly improved tolerance to specific herbicides or combinations of herbicides.

As a precursor to a full environmental risk assessment, the comparability of the freeze-tolerant transgenic hybrid to the non-transgenic hybrid must be evaluated in order to establish that, other than for the tolerance to freezing conveyed through expression of the Arabidopsis C-Repeat Binding Factor [ 62], the transgenic plant is substantially the same as the familiar non-transgenic hybrid.

In another neatly spun narrative, Food Evolution takes viewers on an emotional journey to the developing world, and along a well-worn industry messaging track: rather than focus on how genetic engineering is used in our food system now – primarily to convey herbicide tolerance – we should focus on how it might possibly be used in the future.

Several target gene candidates based on the transcriptomic results were selected for genetic manipulation, and a TonB-dependent receptor knockout mutant was shown to convey acetate tolerance.

This, coupled with the relatively low number of affected genes underscores the significance of these specific mutations to convey thermal tolerance in Synechocystis.