Sentence examples for evolved to avoid the from inspiring English sources

Pregnancy is a transient immuno-compromised condition which has evolved to avoid the immune rejection of the fetus by the maternal immune system.

As recently hypothesized and demonstrated by Ginzburg et al. (in review) in the context of discrete time models, populations appear to have evolved to avoid the large fluctuations, because populations are most vulnerable to extinction every time they pass through a trough of a large amplitude oscillation.

Another common posit is that uniparental inheritance has evolved to avoid the spread of selfish cytoplasmic elements.

Mycobacteria evolved to avoid this pathway by excluding the effector proteins involved in phagosomal acidification and lysosomal fusion (CD63, V-ATPase, and cathepsin D) from their vacuoles [ 22].

Rotaviruses have evolved to avoid this defence mechanism by not uncoating fully inside the cell, and releasing newly produced mRNA through pores in the particle's inner capsid.

Elimination of the single GRC may have evolved to avoid activation of the spindle checkpoint.

Accordingly, it might be assumed that the mutually exclusive expression pattern of miR171h has been evolved to avoid hijacking of the NSP2 signaling pathway by pathogens, creating only a narrow conditional window to allow the formation of beneficial symbiotic interactions, presumably relying on a previous signal from a beneficial symbiotic partner.

It has been suggested that the low substrate affinity of these enzymes has evolved to avoid possible depletion of the free amino acid pool in plants [ 33].

As Daniel Kahneman points out in his wonderful book Thinking Fast and Slow, we have evolved to avoid loss even at the cost of gain.

In this case, a nuclear restorer gene would have evolved to avoid a shift of the sex-ratio toward males (see Passamonti and Ghiselli 2009 for a detailed discussion).

Our results -- reminiscent of clustered positively selected sites revealing functionally important residues at host-virus interaction interfaces -- are consistent with IL4 having evolved to avoid recurrent pathogen antagonism, while maintaining the capacity to bind and signal through its cognate receptor.