Sentence examples for enabling them to persist from inspiring English sources

Scottish water voles have been found to travel enormous distances, enabling them to persist in fragmented habitats.

Robust, long-lasting immune responses are elicited by memory T cells that possess properties of stem cells, enabling them to persist long-term and to permanently replenish the effector pools.

Canopy openness at Cabrits (8.2%) was comparable to closed semi-evergreen forests of S. macrophylla's native range (mean ± SD, 6.3%±1.7 and 7.1%±0.51 from [44], [45] respectively); however, a lower canopy height at Cabrits may facilitate more light transmission to Swietenia seedlings and saplings [21] enabling them to persist longer under shaded conditions (e.g., [23]).

Extensive recombination events among IncF plasmids are frequent and may have contributed to their apparent high diversity (variable rep content, plasmid size, transferability, antimicrobial drug resistance genes), driving their evolution and enabling them to persist in diverse E. coli populations (34, 35 ).

In IBD, inflammation is also linked to increased abundance of pathobionts such as adherent invasive E. coli (AIEC), which can directly damage the barrier to promote inflammatory responses [ 65, 66].> Mucus may serve as binding sites for bacteria enabling them to persist and colonize the surface of the mucus layer.

Forest ecosystems are fire-maintained, having evolved traits that enable them to persist with, and depend upon a variety of fire regimes.

Their ability to align with blood flow and avoid immune system clearance enables them to persist in circulation for days, which is up to 10 times longer than their spherical counterparts.

We address selected parts of the total gene content of these major pathogens in order to elucidate how these reflect their major traits and enable them to persist in their respective environments.

Low solubility of Fe oxide nano-particles enables them to persist in biological systems and could potentially induce long-term effects involving mutagenic influence on organisms (Auffan et al. 2006).

For instance, isolates with ST-1596 and ST-1583 were first isolated in Liverpool during the 1980s and have since been isolated in 2000, suggesting they may have a fitness advantage that has enabled them to persist in the population for over a decade.

So why does the government persist in pouring money into enabling mothers to leave their babies and children in childcare settings, rather than enabling them to stay at home?