Sentence examples for mechanisms for avoiding from inspiring English sources
Rice plants have developed morphological and physiological mechanisms for avoiding adverse iron-toxic soil conditions and large amounts of iron in the plant (Becker and Asch 2005) and/or tolerance mechanisms to cope with and survive such conditions.
Different types of bacteria face different pressures from the immune system, with those that persist ("hit-and-stay") potentially having to adapt more in order to escape than those prone to short-lived infection ("hit-and-run"), and with commensal bacteria potentially different from both due to additional physical mechanisms for avoiding immune detection.
Absolute power also provides mechanisms for hiding your abuses, or at least provides some mechanisms for avoiding significant punishment.
Instead, it appears that each virus has evolved mechanisms for avoiding the RNA silencing pathway in ways that exploit its own interactions with the physiology of its host [7], [43].
Mechanisms for avoiding this situation, such as "chaffing" as suggested by Rivest [ 26], are described later in this paper.
F. suspensa is an out-crossing species that has two mechanisms for avoiding autogamy, herkogamy and dichogamy [ 30].
By failing to do this, she invited a nuisance that the fortune-telling racket has a mechanism for avoiding — the attention of the police.
"I can't actually see any guarantee provisions in it, but if a separate guarantee is being sought there is no legal mechanism for avoiding it.
When the baby isn't planned and birth control has failed, abortion becomes the primary mechanism for avoiding this immense disruptive happening.
With an all-volunteer army, Mr. Bacevich argues, "the symbolic solidarity at a ballpark" serves as a "convenient mechanism for avoiding obligation and perhaps easing guilty consciences".
"What is very disturbing to me is that people like Mr. Akin who have postulated this secret mechanism for avoiding pregnancy have developed their own make-believe world of science based on entirely self-serving beliefs of convenience or just ignorance," he said.
