Sentence examples for has evolved to be robust from inspiring English sources
Although the process of developing the videocases has evolved to be robust and replicable, it is difficult and complex.
Second, the host translational machinery has evolved to be robust enough so any RNA sequence/structure that meets some relatively simple requirements is readily translated.
One possible explanation is that the spindle has evolved to be robust to natural variations in the size of the cell at mitotic entry (Martin and Berthelot-Grosjean, 2009; Moseley et al., 2009) or noise in the abundance of different spindle assembly factors (Kaern et al., 2005).
Likewise, it is also unclear exactly which types of environmental and cellular insults cells have evolved to be robust against [ 2], and it will be interesting to untangle this problem We used mRNA expression variation determined from an extensive set of aneuploid chromosome lines of otherwise haploid S. cerevisiae from Torres et al. [ 21].
Even when particle numbers are high, stochastic effects can significantly affect the dynamic behaviour of certain biochemical networks [ 3]. Biochemical systems have evolved to be robust against molecular fluctuations by attenuation, or even to exploit them (see [ 4, 5] for examples).
One reason for this is that immune systems have evolved to be generally robust.
As a consequence, many bacterial Prxs have evolved to be highly "robust" against inactivation by hyperoxidation, even at millimolar peroxide concentrations.
East Asians have evolved to be very insulin sensitive and thus require less robust β-cells β-cells
Israelis are notoriously fickle about their political leaders and the electoral system has evolved to create unstable, unnatural political coalitions rather than robust, single-party rule.
As prokaryotes, eubacteria are robust, but have never evolved to be more complex.
