Sentence examples for environmentally dynamic from inspiring English sources

Genes whose expression is associated to phenotypic variability - such as those encoding proteins involved in amino acid biosynthesis and transport, sulphur and nitrogen assimilation, and protein degradation [ 10- 12] - are strongly regulated under environmental stress [ 13, 14], with implications for fitness under environmentally dynamic conditions.

β-glucosidase is a phylogenetically conserved enzyme that plays an important role in carbon cycling; and its involvement in the final stages of cellulose degradation suggests an important role for soil prokaryotes in moderating enzymatic diversity and function in environmentally dynamic niches.

Although Hutchinson [58] and Huston [59] argued for enhanced diversity at environmentally dynamic localities, because competitive displacement is prevented, the present model predicts that several Symbiodinium populations are likely to be present in locations where the physical environment is benign.

The main models along this trajectory are a static Chain of Being, a static Tree of Life, and finally a geologically (hence environmentally) dynamic tree-like "synade" driven primarily by symbiogenesis, "directional" natural selection and plate tectonics.

This model is part of an environmentally sensitive dynamic human model for the optimization and verification of environmental control and life support systems (ECLSS) in space flight applications.

"'Transformers' gives us a great opportunity to connect with young people on their terms, with a dynamic, environmentally friendly image.

The epigenome refers to heritable, quasi-stable yet dynamic and environmentally responsive elements that regulate gene expression without changes in the DNA sequence itself [ 3].

The dynamic and environmentally driven modulation of neuroplasticity in the adult brain plays a crucial role in the ethiopathogenesis of depression.

Thus while traits are heritable (Bouchard & Loehlin, 2001), the biology of heritable traits is not one of simple determinism and traits should be viewed as dynamic and environmentally contingent.

Because Hsp90 interacts with ∼10% of the S. cerevisiae proteome (Zhao et al., 2005) and the C. albicans Hsp90 genetic interaction network reaffirms Hsp90's high degree of connectivity (Diezmann et al., 2012), posttranslational control of Hsp90 function is likely to be fundamental for its capacity to modulate client proteins in a dynamic and environmentally contingent manner.

Disillusioned with the Modernist principles of their predecessors and postwar consumerism, they strove to devise new forms of design practice, which were intellectually dynamic, politically inclusive and environmentally responsible.