Sentence examples for natural competences from inspiring English sources

No one tries to explain the bird's competences (and birds' natural competences extend far beyond this trivial example) purely in terms of the bird's perceptual experience.

Furthermore the distribution of natural competence is surprisingly sporadic; most naturally competent bacteria have many relatives, including other strains of the same species, that cannot be transformed under laboratory conditions (for examples see [ 3- 6]).

This difference might be due to the effect of recombination, since P. fluorescens was shown to be naturally competent for transformation [ 28], whereas natural competence is unknown in S. maltophilia.

The abundance of USS repeats in A. succinogenes and the possible presence of the necessary machinery for natural competence suggested that A. succinogenes is naturally competent, a feature that was recently demonstrated in our laboratory.

The abundance of USS repeats in A. succinogenes and the possible presence of the necessary machinery for natural competence suggested that A. succinogenes could be naturally competent.

Competence for transformation can be induced naturally and artificially but not all bacterial species develop natural competence [1], [9], [10].

His protagonists were as likely to be oil-field workers, handymen or Texas Rangers as ranchers, and though they weren't perfect — in fact they were often hugely flawed — he always imbued them with natural competence, self-sufficiency and self-respect.

Transformation efficiencies were investigated by using a 2-step natural competence protocol (Harwood and Cutting 1990; Hoffmann et al. 2010).

Transformation of B. subtilis DB104 was performed using a recently developed method which is based on natural competence (Vojcic et al. 2012).

The conditions that induce natural competence are different in different bacteria, but the machinery used to bring DNA inside the cell is widely conserved (the type IV pilus).

The products of this system are the ComX pheromone and the two-component transduction system ComP and ComA which regulate the occurrence of natural competence in this bacterium (Weinrauch et al. 1990; Dubnau et al. 1994).