Sentence examples for from deleterious from inspiring English sources

Our analyses further indicate that selection on swordtail hybrids stems predominantly from deleterious combinations of epistatically interacting alleles.

The use of metal materials has a big disadvantage connected with the problems of the patient organism protection from deleterious effects of metallogenic and electrochemical reactions, metal toxicoses.

We found that bmm expression in the blastoderm embryo (G1) and its germline (future G2) protected G1 adult progeny from deleterious cardiac lipotoxicity due to parental exposure to a HFD (Fig. 5c; Supplementary Figure 1 and Fig. 4c-g).

The goal of the database designer is to ensure that the database is running well, that the resources are well used, and that applications are not suffering from deleterious performance issue.

In this study, we compare the standard lacunarity algorithm with this new periodic boundary algorithm (a method often used in cellular automata modeling) to quantify the differences between the two approaches and to determine when the standard algorithm may suffer from deleterious effects.

Specific mechanisms of somatic growth protect long-lived fungi and plants from deleterious mutations.

These data suggest that rhTM triggers the generation of a MV-borne fibrinolytic activity, MVs being switched from deleterious mediators of coagulopathy to endogenous protective effectors.

An estimated 175 million hectares (M ha) of land constituting about 66%% of total geographical area suffers from deleterious effect of soil erosion and land degradation.

On the other hand, the mechanical properties of constructs cultured in chondrogenic conditions for 4 weeks prior to IL-1 exposure were protected from deleterious effects of the cytokine.

Extracellular polymeric substances (EPS) produced by microbial cells during growth play a crucial role in immobilizing heavy metals (Comte et al. 2008; Francois et al. 2012) and consequently protect cells from deleterious effects of toxic metals.

Many sterilization advocates viewed reproductive surgery as a necessary public health intervention that would protect society from deleterious genes and the social and economic costs of managing "degenerate stock".