Sentence examples for evolved by which from inspiring English sources

Wait until the profession has emerged from its embryonic state and a system has been evolved by which the terrific weight of responsibility can be lifted from one pair of shoulders.

Beyond the establishment of VH interactomes and the discovery of specific and common cellular functions targeted by viruses, studies have revealed the fundamental principles that have evolved by which viruses manipulate the cellular network [ 5, 10, 59, 60].

It is, therefore, possible that fission yeast and budding yeast have divergently evolved, by which these two yeasts utilize different microtubule/kinetochore-associated factors in the process of Ndc80-loop-dependent bipolar attachment.

Plant defense against herbivory or host-plant resistance (HPR) describes a range of adaptations evolved by plants which improve their survival and reproduction by reducing the impact of herbivores.

"With this animal, we have some dates for when this group evolved and by which time it would have evolved certain features," he says.

Therefore, these vertebrates must have evolved mechanisms by which they can respond to an injury or even stress that could cause bleeding in gills.

In turn this also suggests the presence of highly evolved processes by which the fetus can adjust its development in response to subtle cues from mother [ 29].

These results further suggest the hypothesis that the same, or closely linked genes, may co-ordinate the response of these different life-history traits to environmental stress and that there are different evolved strategies by which these traits can be deployed.

Although lymphocytes, mast cells, bronchial epithelial cells (Bonfield et al, 1995) and type I pneumocytes (Haase et al, 2007) produce IL-10, monocytes and macrophages, and polymorphonuclear cells have been identified as its major source during a variety of infections (Couper et al, 2008a; Cyktor & Turner, 2011), and microbes have evolved mechanisms by which they subvert production of IL-10.

As expected, hydrogen was also evolved by strain JW135, which, being a Hyd1- Hyd2- (Δ hya-Km Δ hyb-Km) derivative of BW535, only lacks the hydrogenases that function to consume hydrogen.

Recent analysis of the amino acid transporter genes in kinetoplastid species grouped these two clusters as a single T. brucei specific locus containing six genes (named AAT4Tb) which have potentially evolved by tandem duplication and which exhibit evidence of elevated evolutionary rate [22].