Sentence examples for evolution to limit from inspiring English sources
The inhibitors constitute a dynamic version of the edge-protection negative design strategy used in protein evolution to limit unwanted protein aggregation.
In any case, the absence of effects of VSRs on miRNAs might represent an adaptation of insect hosts during evolution to limit the perturbation of gene expression upon viral infection.
Two independent lines of experimental evidence are presented in support of the hypothesis that senescence is a normal mechanism of tumor suppression, a homeostatic device designed through evolution to limit cell proliferation irreversibly and thereby to protect the organism against cancer.
Dynamical disturbance of the polar vortex from mid-spring increased Antarctic ozone levels in the latter part of the ozone hole's evolution and helped to limit the overall severity of depletion.
The experiments described hereafter were performed at passage number 7 25 for DLD1+7 cells and 13 25 for DLD1+13 cells to limit evolution of the karyotypes and passage number 1 3 for amniocytes, whose proliferation was limited to few passages.> 10.7554/eLife.05068.004 Figure 1.
The immune defense system, in turn, exists in a perpetual state of co-evolution with the pathogens to limit infectious disease, a circumstance often likened to an "arms race".
To limit the evolution of glyphosate-resistant weeds, the report advised, farmers should rotate herbicides or mix glyphosate with other chemicals.
Such desert areas as the Sahara, Kalahari, and Namib, however, have reduced the amount of habitable land, and such factors as climate, vegetation, and disease have tended to limit the evolution of densely populated areas where agriculture is practiced.
EP, combined with structural analysis, addresses a major obstacle to efficient drug design: that of appropriate target site selection to limit the evolution of resistance.
In Scn5a+/− mouse, decreased conduction reserve is due to fibrosis and connexin expression remodeling [10], [11], which can be considered as possible therapeutic targets to limit the evolution of the disease.
In evolution functional constraints are expected to limit the amino acid substitution rates, resulting in a higher conservation of structural/functional sites with respect to the rest of the protein.
