Sentence examples for invade the environment from inspiring English sources

they can persist and invade the environment after unintentional escape from containment; there are major doubts about whether the transgenes can be retrieved from the environment within a reasonable period of time if urgency requires; it is already known that the transgenes will persist and/or show invasive behaviour after release into the environment.

Neural crest cells (NCC) have the particularity to invade the environment where they differentiate after separation from the neuroepithelium.

The species undergoes diffusion and advection in a one dimensional heterogeneous environment, and it invades the environment with a spreading front evolving as the free boundary.

This suggests that progestins may have an impact on the progression of PR+ breast cancer by altering the ability of cancer cells to interact with the extracellular environment and to eventually move or invade the surrounding environment.

Mesenchymal and amoeboid movements are two important mechanisms adopted by cancer cells to invade the surrounding environment.

Once these CTLs invade the tumor environment and target the tumor cells, INF-γ release could re-establish TAP-2 expression.

Our results suggest that multiple lineages of T. sessile have been able to successfully invade the urban environment and that this may be due to the plastic expression of colony structure.

Native soil-dwelling species are often poorly known (Andrè et al. 1994; Decaëns et al 2006), so it is not surprising that non-native species that invade the soil environment often go unnoticed.

'Invasive' cells with de-regulated growth properties and an acquired ability to degrade basement membrane invade the local tissue environment, eventually reaching and circulating through the lymph and vascular systems before entering other tissues and forming secondary tumours.

For both populations, we assume a homogeneous Neumann boundary condition at (x =0), which indicates that the left boundary acts as a barrier and that the predator can only invade into the environment from the right.

The rodent commonly invades the domestic environment, where transmission to humans is thought to most frequently occur [ 2, 12].