Sentence examples for isolation act from inspiring English sources

Speciation may be more likely if processes underlying reproductive isolation act in concert.

It has been proposed that the low numbers of physicians in rural area has more to do with retention than with recruitment [ 35], as heavy workloads and professional isolation act as stimuli to look for better working conditions.

The analysis of individual alanine point mutations suggested that tau phosphorylation sites rather than working 'in isolation' act 'in concert' in order to promote toxicity (Steinhilb et al., 2007).

This may be due largely to the fact that genes conferring postzygotic isolation act mostly in a recessive fashion [reviewed by [ 61, 62]], and loci that could potentially confer hybrid inviability are masked by the recurrent parent's alleles in backcross mapping populations.

When partial postzygotic isolation acts in the presence of divergent specific mate recognition systems, selection for increased mating specificity, the phenomenon of reinforcement, may lead to complete speciation [34], [41] [43].

Thromboxane in isolation may act mainly as a vasoconstrictor but may require other concurrent stimulation to act as a mitogen.

The grim isolation blocks act as jails within jails, operating under the radar of the EU's "Human Rights Charter" that Spain are supposed to adhere to.

This negative correlation of fitness across environments provides the phenotypic variation upon which ecological mechanisms of isolation can act.

Henceforth, the genes localized at the trait-regulating QTL intervals, once validated through fine mapping and map-based gene isolation, could act as the potential candidates for marker-assisted genetic enhancement of chickpea.

Alternatively, social isolation may act as a protective mechanism (an adaptation) for an organism overwhelmed with the richness of the input one is exposed to in social interaction (Johnson, Jones, & Gliga, in press ).

Finally, such host-isolation could act as an ecological isolating barrier to limit recombination between differentially adapted pathogenic strains.