Sentence examples for elevated tolerance from inspiring English sources

However, some bacterial strains used to transform plants, such as Agrobacterium rhizogenes strain K599, have elevated tolerance to spectinomycin and streptomycin, thus making bacterial selection of pGWB533 inefficient.

Plants overexpressing OsMAP1 exhibit increased kinase activity and elevated tolerance to cold, salt, and drought.

Transgenic Arabidopsis plants overexpressing OsMYB3R-2 showelevatedtoleranceance to cold, drought and high-salinity stresses with high expression levels of stress-inducible genes such as DREB2A and COR15a.

WCR collected from Ames, Iowa, were sequenced separately (designated as 'IA') due to their slightly elevated tolerance of soybean diet (Curzi et al. 2012).

Also, the overall relationships between these transcriptomes and those from WCR collected from Ames, Iowa – a population that exhibited slightly elevated tolerance of soybean diet – were also examined.

Upregulation of genes involved in antioxidative function like mntH, sitA, and sodA as well as other genes involved in resistance to antimicrobial peptides including pmrD and pmrHFIJKLM was considered as a possible cause for the mentioned elevated tolerance.

The higher expression genes in Cd tolerant genotype could be used for transgenic overexpression in sensitive genotypes of barley or other cereal crops for elevating tolerance to Cd stress.

Disruption of this gene in ATCC 55025 and ATCC 824 resulted in significantly elevated butanol tolerance and production.

However, this genotype was detected at low frequencies in louse samples from farms in two locations reporting elevated EMB tolerance in 2014.

Nevertheless, a clear association between the presence of the clpK gene and elevated thermal tolerance was established for K. pneumoniae.

The presence of ibpA and the pBMSBPS1-encoded ibpB in P. carbekii may indicate that it also confers elevated temperature tolerance to H. halys.