Sentence examples for mechanism to exclude from inspiring English sources
The tendency to actively select positive thoughts suggests the existence of a mechanism to exclude negative content, raising the issue of its dependence on mechanisms like those of effortful control.
There was no formal mechanism to exclude studies on the basis of quality, but studies were rank ordered for quality.
Here, we suggest that animals exploit the controlled shuffling of transposons to enhance genomic variability in conjunction with a molecular screening mechanism to exclude deleterious events.
As O2 concentrations rose in the atmosphere, this mechanism to exclude it from the interior of cells would no longer have been sufficient, and antioxidant systems would have been required within cells to protect them from O2 and O2–.
Brachiopod species tend to be gregarious in shallow water habitats where spatial competition is assumed to be intense and this lifestyle may represent another potential mechanism to exclude competitors, grazers and predators [ 33, 62, 114- 116].
Type I NHR is much more common than type II NHR, and NHR of plants against the majority of unadapted pathogens belongs to Type I. Plants have evolved sophisticated mechanisms to exclude unadapted pathogens.
First, the unusual positive correlation between participation rate and husband's income leads us to exclude mechanisms which would affect all households in a similar way.
The same mechanism seems to exclude cheating in green beard mechanisms found in conflicts of parental investment into offspring during pregnancy [15], [16].
This was predictable, taking into account the nature of the study in which the selection mechanism tended to exclude from randomization biologically aggressive tumours with a high propensity to early relapse.
Many plants develop mechanisms either to exclude salt from their cells or to tolerate its presence within the cells.
We conducted single-application and dose response studies to understand the antibodies' mechanism and subchronic toxicology studies to exclude safety-related concerns.
