Sentence examples for slow down evolution from inspiring English sources

Beardmore hopes his team's research will provide a warning that two-pronged attacks don't always work, which may help doctors keep antibiotic resistance at bay. "You want to slow down evolution," he says.

Depending on whether assistance or disposal prevails, molecular chaperones could speed up or slow down evolution of protein sequences.

Their success will be determined by the balance between killing the mosquito early enough to block transmission, yet killing them and reducing their fecundity late enough to slow down evolution of resistance.

There is 1.4% overall nucleotide divergence between the European and Far East populations, with LTRs of transposable elements being the fastest evolving regions, consistent with their nonfunctional status (Bensasson et al. 2008), and coding replacement sites the slowest (4.6% and 0.5% divergence, respectively), indicating that the overall net effect of selection is to slow down evolution.

If 50 years of fishing pass by before a reserve is implemented, its effectiveness in slowing down evolution depends on harvest probability and reserve area (Fig. 5A,C,E).

Several conservative options are available to manage shoulder arthritis: alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and (especially) halt or at least slow down the evolution of arthritis [13].

Perhaps as he enters adulthood – he just turned 25 – his evolution must slow down.

Even though none of the lubricants/coatings had any effect on coefficient of friction, presumably because of 'boundary lubrication' at such high contact pressures, only the graphene-based lubricants/coatings slowed down the evolution of surface roughness and wear damage.

Recently, in a model on marine microplankton a different mechanism with similar outcome was found: an increasing number of sibling species competing for resources slowed down the evolution of the entire ensemble [ 41].

Pseudotetraploidy and long generation times (i.e. slow evolutionary rates) might also buffer against possible effects of intrinsic genomic incompatibilities and slow down the evolution of reinforcement mechanisms, which would allow introgression between genera separated by more than 20 ma of evolution [ 18– 20].

But a new study suggests a way to slow down this evolution of glyphosate tolerance.