Sentence examples for facilitating survival from inspiring English sources
These gene expression changes may play important roles in facilitating survival of B. burgdorferi persisters under antibiotic stress.
Enterococcal hardiness likely adds to resistance by facilitating survival in the environment (and thus enhancing potential spread from person to person) of a multidrug-resistant clone.
Biofilm formation may also be an important virulence factor allowing for colonization of S. pseudintermedius in dogs, facilitating survival in the upper respiratory tract and other body sites.
Moreover, NSCs are conditionally immortal and generally thought to be innately resistant to most toxic insults, likely facilitating survival selection and accumulation of molecular lesions required for acquired malignant phenotype, consistent with the multistep carcinogenesis model (Vogelstein and Kinzler 1993).
Thus, gene reprograming by p-eIF2 α allows cells to recover from stress-induced damage facilitating survival in response to mild stress and promoting apoptosis in response to chronic stress.
Once they shift to the head, this would in turn select on morphology, producing correlated evolution between ever stronger microhabitat preference and morphological features, facilitating survival in that microhabitat.
These reserves presumably facilitate survival in the relatively short pre-hibernatory period available to newborn animals.
Microbial mats are important primary producers in extreme habitats where they provide environments that facilitate survival (Pattanaik et al. 2008).
By increasing landscape connectivity for aquatic birds, floods also allow dispersal and facilitate survival of populations that might become trapped in isolated water-bodies.
Riparian plant species possess adaptations to fluvial disturbances that facilitate survival and reestablishment following fires, thus contributing to the rapid recovery of many streamside habitats.
This study aims to identify life-history traits that appear to either limit or facilitate survival or colonization of forest herbs in hedgerows.
