Sentence examples for select over time from inspiring English sources

Moreover, analysis of gene activation in rectal tissue of patients under ART led the author to imply that because of the drugs' inhibitory effects on transcription of genes hosting integrated provirus, NRTIs select over time for cells in which latent HIV survives.

"We do not yet adequately understand the way in which the different environments in the world have selected over time the genes which determine our capacity to do different things.

But simply having these heuristics cannot explain how they were selected over time.

Furthermore, 5 out of the 8 mutations in the head of the F protein are concentrated in a short invariable region at position 364 411, suggesting that the observed mutations are actually selected over time by the host immune responses.

Our studies also demonstrate that the B-1a IgH repertoire is selected over time.

Dynamic exclusion filtering in DDA mode excludes the re-sampling of the same precursor ion, thus maximizing the number of different precursors that are selected over time.

Simultaneously, selective harvest of larger, older individuals may over time select for genetically determined slower growth rates and maturation at younger ages and smaller sizes (Edeline et al. 2007; Jørgensen et al. 2007).

Exploitation of the rich resources available in inshore waters must be balanced against this risk of predation, and mechanisms for optimising this trade-off should be selected over evolutionary time.

After all, the plants we study have evolved to survive through mechanisms that have been selected, over evolutionary time, in nature.

This mutualistic relationship has been selected over evolutionary time resulting in a stable microbiota in mature animals that is generally similar in composition and function in a diverse range of animal species [ 3].

All of the antibodies used in these experiments were of the IgG class, which is known to be present in tissues and may have been selected over evolutionary time to be able to penetrate many tissues and organs easily.