Sentence examples for generalist modes from inspiring English sources

In evolutionary terms, target-site and non-target-site resistance represent specialist and generalist modes of herbicide resistance, respectively.

"We propose that gray whales survived the disappearance of their primary feeding ground by employing generalist filter-feeding modes, similar to the resident gray whales found between northern Washington State and Vancouver Island," the scientists wrote in their paper.

We propose that differences in peptide binding repertoire define two groups of MHC class I molecules strategically evolved as generalists and specialists for different modes of pathogen resistance.

Variation in TPC may be due to three different modes, hotter-colder, faster-slower and generalist-specialist [8].

The biological advantages of the model lie in the decomposition of the genetic causes for thermal reaction norm into its biologically interpretable modes, such as hotter-colder, faster-slower and generalist-specialist, as well as the formulation of a series of hypotheses at the interface between genetic actions/interactions and temperature-dependent sensitivity.

In the pesticide and antibiotic literature, generalist resistance usually refers to single mechanisms that confer resistance to multiple toxin modes of action (Delye et al. 2011; for multidrug antibiotic resistance – Alekshun and Levy 2007).

This effect is therefore likely to crucially depend on the frequency of cycling between different modes of action, with more rapid rates of switching more strongly favouring generalist types of resistance.

The genotypic TPCs are assumed separately for different modes of variation in temperature-dependent performance, hotter-colder, faster-slower and generalist-specialist.

Further, by estimating different sets of parameters, three modes of variation for TPC, controlled by a hotter-colder, faster-slower and generalist-specialist QTL, respectively, can be elucidated (Fig. 1).

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"Microsoft is a generalist.