Sentence examples for protected niche from inspiring English sources
A number of factors may underlie this, including stem cell quiescence, protected niche environment, upregulated expression of xenobiotic efflux pumps, enhanced anti-apoptotic and DNA repair pathways as well as other survival mechanisms.
That's given them something of a protected niche".
The pure Section 527 organizations like those proliferating today operate in a protected niche of the tax code governing political groups, but because they do not advocate on behalf of an individual candidate or candidates, they fall short of election-commission disclosure laws.
Therefore, with pumice stones as carrier, Pseudomonas cells may have been able to safely multiply within the protected niche of pore spaces.
"But the fact of the matter is to the degree that we are creating a protected niche for small growers who are less efficient, it will be the patients and consumers who will pay higher prices".
This bacterium uses its fibronectin binding proteins (FnBPs) to invade host cells and it has been hypothesised that this provides a protected niche from host antimicrobial defences, allows access to deeper tissues and provides a reservoir for persistent or recurring infections.
In reality, it spends much of its time protecting niche products – saying my salami is better than yours – or even turning basic foodstuffs into exotica.
As the leader of the RAS, Gorzelik's job is to protect the niche interests of Upper Silesia, a region in south-west Poland with its own German-influenced dialect, history and cultural identity.
You try to protect your niche with innovations that even Microsoft cannot easily keep up with.
Yet some ILO and WHO KIs reported that many agencies with whom they work can be extremely "territorial in trying to protect their niche".
The ability of the blood-stage parasite to protect its niche by out-competing another plasmodial population through host metabolism manipulation represents a beautiful illustration of inter-kingdom signalling and of the importance of nutrient supply to microorganism virulence.
