Sentence examples for cooperating community from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Hayashi is, in effect, accused of poisoning not only them but also the national ideal of a trusting, cooperating community... Tells about her early life.
Mrs. Hayashi is, in effect, accused of poisoning not only them but also the national ideal of a trusting, cooperating community... Tells about her early life..
Finally, we tested to what extent cell death occurs in the cooperating community.
Also in S. pombe, segregation allowed the cells to establish a cooperating community, as in S. cerevisiae.
No pairs exhibited co-growth together, indicating that SeMeCo metabotypes did not acquire secondary mutations to overcome metabolic deficiencies, while establishing a cooperating community.
Studying the genotypic composition of SeMeCo implied that there are a defined set of interactions underlying the properties of the cooperating community, which maintained a similar population composition involving eight reproducibly concentrated metabotypes when established independently.
This strategy enabled co-growing auxotrophs to enter an efficient state of metabolic cooperation, named self-establishing metabolically cooperating communities (SeMeCos).
Cooperation, on the other hand, improves the security of the cooperating communities, but the resource gains in the form of access to water and pasture are mostly realised in the mid to long term.
Microbial consortia constitute a majority of the earth's biomass, but little is known about how these cooperating communities persist despite competition among community members.
A prediction in truly cooperating communities is, however, whether complementary cells maintain physical proximity to each other, to oppose diffusion of exchanged metabolites (Müller et al., 2014).
Individual community participation can be discussed in terms of interacting and cooperating with community members, helping other members, participating in joint activities, acting in ways that endorse the community, and enhancing its value for themselves and others (e.g. [8, 32]).
