Sentence examples for poorly viable from inspiring English sources
Gene exchange may nevertheless be inhibited because the offspring are poorly viable or sterile.
The hypothesis also predicts that exceptional eggs with two X chromosomes fertilized by X-bearing spermatozoa must give individuals with three X chromosomes; such individuals were later identified by Bridges as poorly viable "superfemales".
Recessive mutation in a pomt gene results in poorly viable flies with defects in muscle development, illustrating the influence of an aberration in O-mannosylation on normal development.
Here, ΔSterne yielded only poorly viable debris at the bottom of each culture tube, while the lysogens formed robust biofilms comprised of viable vegetative cells (for Spo− lysogens Bcp1 and Wip4) or vegetative cell/spore mixtures (for Spo+ lysogens Wip1 and Frp2).
In particular, in the TM8 over-expressing plants macroscopic anomalies were found in whorl 3, and they basically consisted of splayed out stamens with poorly viable pollen.
In the TM8 up-regulated plants it was possible to observe anomalous stamens with poorly viable pollen and altered expression of several floral identity genes, among them B-, C- and E-function ones, while no apparent morphological modifications were visible in the other whorls.
That is, increasing the dimensionality may cause the emergence of more poorly connected viable regions, which can exponentially increase the minimum number of iterations needed to identify all poorly connected viable regions and to sample them thoroughly.
Our algorithm explores efficiently nonconvex and poorly connected viable regions of different test-problems.
Specifically, it can efficiently characterize nonconvex and poorly connected viable spaces.
The global exploration involves an out-of-equilibrium adaptive Metropolis Monte Carlo method aimed at identifying poorly connected viable regions.
After describing the algorithm, we analyse a synthetic test problem involving a nonconvex and poorly connected viable space.
