Sentence examples for natural plasticity from inspiring English sources
It also crumbles into mud when mixed with water, so it has little natural plasticity.
Unglazed clay sculptures by Josh Dayton exploit the natural plasticity of the medium, allowing it to twist, fold and bend into groups of interactive forms.
Burke's focus is on understanding how normal aging affects the natural plasticity of neuronal networks and, ultimately, behavior.
Therefore, the natural plasticity of adult human spermatogonial stem cells could enable a clinical perspective in contrast to artificial iPS cells which are created by overexpression of transcription factors.
The natural plasticity displayed by Thellungiella from morphology to chemical composition makes this plant a valuable model to test the functional significance of adaptive traits under stress including that associated with proline accumulation.
This obesity, which is part of the natural developmental plasticity [ 20], becomes inevitable and accentuated with lower muscle mass.
As much of the regulation of lignin synthesis and the physiological role of lignin within the cell wall are still unclear, examination of extreme variant phenotypes, representing natural metabolic plasticity, present a profitable research opportunity whilst not compromising plant integrity in commercial application.
Furthermore, as the RW response resides within the confines of natural metabolic plasticity, it represents a cell wall alteration mechanism likely to produce a mature phenotype without loss of cell wall integrity and thereby provides an attractive target for genetic modification.
The addictive power of drugs of abuse such as cocaine comes from their ability to hijack natural reward and plasticity mechanisms mediated by dopamine signaling in the brain.
Within the natural world, phenotypic plasticity is widespread and has been key to speciation and evolution [ 1- 3].
Previous work largely focused on ventral wing patterns because this is the surface exposed to predators in butterflies at rest and, thus, the surface under predator-driven natural selection for plasticity [ 20].
