Sentence examples for during their adaptation from inspiring English sources
Among them, the appearance of mechanisms to prevent or counteract PKR activation likely increased the replication capabilities of viruses during their adaptation to vertebrate hosts.
Our subcutaneous chamber model of infection allowed us to sample the inoculated WT and AP bacteria at specific times post-infection, during their adaptation to their new environment, to determine how their interaction with the host affects their community structure and their transcriptional reprogramming.
Preference for the peripheral area and thigmotaxis are behaviours normally observed in mice during their adaptation to an unknown environment.
In this context, it is worth mentioning that although PE_PGRS genes are restricted to mycobacterial species, they have preferentially expanded within the genomes of pathogenic mycobacteria, most likely through extensive gene duplication events coupled to genetic divergence during their adaptation to the very hostile intra-macrophagic environment [ 24].
The development of a Midas cichlid linkage map will aid substantially in identifying the genes that underlie phenotypically and ecologically important traits in fishes early during their adaptations to local conditions and the process of incipient speciation.
Likewise, their original or more intact sections, that is to say those that were replaced during their gradual adaptation to the automobile in the 20th century, are not always easy to identify.
Instead -- since time is reversed during their free adaptation of the Moss Hart-George S. Kaufman play of the same name -- the troubled participants gradually revert to their young selves.
The sequence characteristics and evolutionary analyses suggested the functional loss of the Hr gene in cetaceans, which supports the loss of hair during their full adaptation to aquatic habitats.
We analyzed the impact of change on the presence of cultivated pearl millet varieties and their adaptation during the drier period that has characterized the Sahel since the early 1970s.
Confronted with these epidemiological changes, there is a marked need to better understand the pathogenicity and virulence of this organism, and to more precisely define the emergence of epidemic clones, as well as their adaptation during the infection phase and their spreading in the hospital or the community.
It's of a piece with those Merchant Ivory films set during the British Raj – their adaptations of Ruth Prawer Jhabvala's Heat and Dust and Shakespeare Wallah, and EM Forster's A Passage To India – that dramatised two cultures colliding, unequally, decorously and for the most part in suffocating good taste.
