Sentence examples for guarantee persistence from inspiring English sources
Matsuda [7] showed that the maximum sustainable yield from the multispecies systems does not guarantee persistence of all resources.
Size and spacing guidelines are a simple and useful way to begin the MPA network design process, but meeting these guidelines does not guarantee persistence for all populations one may wish to protect.
Thus, the expression of HBeAg may represent a viral strategy to guarantee persistence after perinatal infection because it induces specific unresponsiveness of helper T cells to HBcAg and HBeAg in the neonates born to HBeAg-positive-carrier mothers.
That is, both the 'winner' (W) and the 'loser' (L) recruited vesicles (and presumably actin cables), indicating that actin cable recruitment does not guarantee persistence of the polarity cluster.
At least in the case of substances, the substantial form could do the metaphysical work of guaranteeing persistence through time and change (Pasnau 2011, 689 92).
BioModels Database, for example, guarantees persistence and long-term availability of 548 curated models (Release 28 of BioModels Database as of 16 September 2014) and several thousands of automatically generated pathway models which have been generated from the KEGG database (39).
They obtained sufficient conditions which guarantee the persistence of system (1.1).
The random foraging strategy reproduced two of the three patterns but was not able to guarantee population persistence.
Systematic conservation planning applications based solely on the presence/absence of a large number of species are not sufficient to guarantee their persistence in highly fragmented landscapes.
Based on a similar mechanism, RGD conjugation approach utilized active angiogenesis targeting as well; furthermore, the rigidity of cyclic RGDyC and unique expression of αvβ3 integrin in blood tumor vessels guarantee the persistence, specificity, and high efficiency of radiosensitizer.
Management will consider that dense forest patches are necessary for maintaining a high diversity of native species, since isolated trees or low wooded areas do not guarantee the persistence of all native species associated to the original forests.
