Sentence examples for physiological capability from inspiring English sources

In R. microplus, several mechanisms can be involved in ivermectin resistance, including the physiological capability to detoxify or tolerate toxicants.

The imminent technical challenges to the manufacturing of food for elderly consumption are the lack of knowledge of the elderly's physiological capability to eat and swallow and, particularly, the lack of technical guidance in matching texture properties with the individual's capability of eating.

However, all of the females have the same morphology and they all have the physiological capability of taking over the egg laying if necessary (queen death, queen migration).

It remains our hypothesis that through quorum sensing and other mechanisms, microbial cells and cultures are able to set their growth rates at levels less than those that are limiting by physiological capability, available nutrients or other environmental constraints.

Thiosulfate oxidation, however, has not been reported under laboratory conditions tested thus far, and experimental support for this physiological capability awaits further investigation.

We propose that NPPO treatment with REAC will help to improve the physiological capability of the organism's recovery, optimizing the adaptive response to environmental stressors.

Although the gametophyte generation in vascular plants is small and has limited physiological capabilities, its cells must convey genes capable of directing the sporophytic developmental pattern, because the pattern is transmitted through the gametes to the zygote.

In order to analyze the physiological capabilities inherently associated with genome scale metabolic reconstructions, computational approaches capable to overcome this lacking of kinetic information are required.

The interdependence of these currently uncultured microbes renders them difficult to study, and our knowledge of their physiological capabilities in nature is limited.

Shortly thereafter, he began to focus on plants' other physiological capabilities: for instance, they produce their own power, pump their own water, and consume more carbon dioxide than they produce.

This approach allows concurrent simulation of individuals with a variety of different physiological capabilities (phenotypes) and hence by implication differing genotypic composition.