Sentence examples for environment encountered by from inspiring English sources
This spring's college graduates face better job prospects than the dismal environment encountered by last year's grads.
Inferences from the murine model are not entirely appropriate as the initial environment encountered by transmigrating monocytes is quite different to that in humans.
A comparison with separate static fatigue experiments using unimpregnated fibre bundles demonstrated that the specific physico-chemical environment encountered by the glass fibres within the aged epoxy matrix can induce significant changes in the subcritical crack propagation rates, as compared to stress corrosion cracking data collected in humid air.
Religious expression in these enclaves contrasts sharply with that embedded in a "healthy, pluralistic environment" encountered by her parents when they migrated from Pakistan to the U.K. fifty years ago.
The niche concept, which provides a tractable measure of the environment encountered by organisms, figures prominently in ecological and evolutionary theory [1] [3].
Although these conditions could be simulated in vitro by the study of each of these stresses independently, it is not possible to reproduce an exact mimic of the complex and dynamic environment encountered by bacteria in infected hosts.
Currently, major challenges facing human organoid technology include (i) improving the range of cellular heterogeneity for a particular organoid system, (ii) mimicking the native micro- and matrix-environment encountered by cells within organoids, and (iii) developing robust protocols for the in vitro maturation of organoids that remain mostly fetal-like in cultures.
Outer membrane proteins (OMPs) of Gram-negative bacteria have diverse functions and are directly involved in the interaction with various environments encountered by pathogenic organisms.
As the medium of propagation for waves which are responsible for acceleration and decay of the radiation belts, an accurate assimilative model of the plasmasphere is crucial for optimizing the accurate prediction of the radiation environments encountered by satellites.
Many HDACi are natural products, usually produced by bacteria, and are widely present in the environments encountered by eukaryotic cells [ 65, 66].
