Sentence examples for engender adaptation from inspiring English sources

Large multi-gene families located at the sub-telomeres of protozoan parasite genomes often encode antigens that display sequence hyper-variability to allow escape from a protective immune response, while genes encoding proteins that engender adaptation to particular host environments are more likely to be conserved within-species.

The challenges involved in helping communities in the Asia-Pacific region adapt to future coastal changes might be partly overcome by the use of appropriate myths to demonstrate precedents and engender local participation in adaptation strategies.

A study by Corobov ([2002]) in Moldova shows that the adoption of late-maturing maize hybrids as an adaptation measure engenders considerable yield enhancement.

He recalled the thrifty gene hypothesis (22) that evolutionary adaptations to lack of nutrient availability underlie many of our metabolic characteristics and noted that the increase in sugar intake over the past several centuries (23) leads to adaptations with desirable effects under circumstances of famine to engender the development of illness.

The rapid adaptation through the activity of CRISPR-Cas is possible because this system engenders heritable genetic changes that are directly beneficial for the archaeon or bacterium in the face of a specific environmental challenge (a virus), in contrast to the random, undirected mutations in the Darwinian evolutionary framework [ 14].

Given the potential for anthropogenic changes such as pollution to engender transgenerational pathologies, theory must also address the consequences of such phenomena for population persistence and adaptation.

Last stands engender extreme tactics.

The transformation will also engender serious losses.

But does digital interactivity engender mental passivity?

Why does 6 Music engender such affection?

It does engender strong feelings.