Sentence examples for lasting environments from inspiring English sources

The minimal damage segregation due to sufficient investment in repair observed in E. coli, and other unicells living in lasting environments, confirms the prediction of UnicellAge for stable environments.> -wrap-foot> Phorganismsc organisms have been excluded from this table since they are less well studied whilst their diurnal life cycle is more complicated.

According to our model predictions, unicells living in lasting environments are not expected to segregate damage under benign conditions as this would not increase their fitness.

Aging confers no fitness advantage for unicellular organisms in lasting environments under benign conditions, since repair of non-genetic damage is better than damage segregation.

Is anyone bothered that the last environment for unwired thinking and old-media-reading is about to be tethered to the grid?

Finally, analyzing this last environment, Adamic et al. [1] characterized teh questions' categories, finding a large diversity of behavior when comparing different groups of categories (e.g., programming versus marriage) and that when dealing with factual expertise questions, more focused users tend to receive higher answering rates.

Aging is not beneficial for unicellular organisms in well-mixed, lasting and benign environments.

There is an optimal investment in repair that outperforms damage segregation in well-mixed, lasting and benign environments over a wide range of parameter values.

Winter, as defined by the number of days when the mean daily temperature decreases below 0°C, is the longest season in high-latitude environments lasting for several months depending on the region.

Distinguishing between (a) benign versus stressful conditions, (b) inhabiting lasting versus ephemeral environments, and (c) morphologically symmetric versus budding mechanisms of cell division resolves many of the discrepancies in the literature.

Note that spatial and temporal scales of habitability for established life are orders of magnitude smaller (10 to 10 μm or more; over hours to days and sometimes up to years) than the relatively long-lasting environments necessary for the appearance of life.

Compliance with social mixing recommendations was assessed by asking whether adults or children who were not members of the households made incursions to the home environment lasting more than 15 minutes during the quarantine period.