Sentence examples for maturation and high from inspiring English sources

They are a prime example of a species that has been K-selected, i.e., their reproductive strategy is associated with stable environmental conditions and comprises a low birth rate, significant parental aid to offspring, slow maturation, and high longevity.

The dose of 0.3 PFU/MDDC was found to be the optimal one for MDDC viability, maturation and high levels of Gag-antigen expression, and, accordingly, it was also found to be the optimal dose for HIV-1-specific CD8+ T cell responses.

For example, early maturation and high investment in reproduction cumulatively reduce life span (Jørgensen and Fiksen 2010).

This variant was characterized by a fast maturation and high brightness and was chosen for further tests in living cells.

The resulting DsRed-Express2 derivatives, E2-Orange and E2-Red/Green, have favorable fluorescence properties including brightness, fast maturation, and high photostability.

Recently, we described a tetrameric DsRed variant called DsRed-Express2 that is ideally suited to whole-cell labeling due to its minimal cytotoxicity, fast maturation, and high photostability [ 5].

We previously demonstrated that a higher quality of pollen in heat-tolerant tomato genotypes is associated with higher levels of starch accumulated during pollen maturation and higher levels of sucrose in the mature pollen grains (Firon et al. 2006).

Alternatively, mTagBFP, a red fluorescent protein (RFP) derivative carrying a tyrosine-based chromophore has substantially higher brightness, faster chromophore maturation, and higher pH stability than BFPs with a histidine in the chromophore (Subach et al. [2008]).

This increases mortality incurred through foraging, under which natural selection would favour accelerated life histories with faster growth, earlier maturation and higher reproductive investment.

In a recent theoretical exploration of the consequences of commercial fishing, Lise Marty and coauthors highlight how exploitation of fish populations can lead to slower growth, early maturation, and higher investment in reproduction within stocks (Marty et al. 2015).

Similarly, children with Blomstrand syndrome, a congenital chondrodysplasia due to nonfunctioning PTHrP receptors (Jobert et al. 1998; Karaplis et al. 1998), also have advanced skeletal maturation and higher than normal bone density at birth (Blomstrand et al. 1985; den Hollander et al. 1997; Loshkajian et al. 1997; Young et al. 1993).