Sentence examples for enabling tolerance from inspiring English sources

Taking into account their quantitative phenotype, however, enabled discrimination between specific sets of genes enabling tolerance in the most tolerant and less tolerant segregants, providing a more direct insight into the diversity of combinations of genes that constitute a genetic make-up of a certain polygenic trait.

The platform extends the capabilities of traditional CAT tools by enabling tolerance analysis of assemblies in which assembly characteristics are dependent on external and internal forces.

Certain stress factors are known to cause changes in expression that enable tolerance to other unrelated stresses (Liu 2011).

A gradual increase in frequency of application is advised to enable tolerance to establish.

Propofol injection enabled tolerance for intubation (intravenous 5 to 7 mg/kg Propofol 1% MCT®; Fresenius Kabi AG).

The increased expression of calcium transporters, pmcA and/or pmcB, in suppressor mutants possibly enabled tolerance to high levels of calcium.

Differing MITE insertion profiles among varieties of a given species enable tolerance to environmental changes and allow adaptation under selective pressure [ 26, 28, 29].

Given that Sorghum thrives under conditions of low water availability and high temperatures it is an excellent model for the study of transcriptomic changes induced to enable tolerance to drought and heat stress.

However, these protection mechanisms against ROS damage via the regulation of ROS production and detoxification are not fully effective to enable tolerance to a long period of S limitation.

Cuninggim insisted that the university's administration and trustees were responsible because they had interpreted the non-sectarian clause in Stanford's charter in "a negative and restrictive fashion rather than as enabling the tolerance and the flourishing of many religious faiths on campus".

Crop improvement for saline conditions requires an understanding of the mechanisms enabling salt tolerance.