Sentence examples for species imposing from inspiring English sources

New Jersey has moved to protect both species, imposing a ban on horseshoe crab harvesting a few years ago, and in February, officially listing the red knot as endangered.

Processing and recognition of specific tRNAs imposes stringent constraints on the sequence (and secondary structure) of tRNAs; several nucleotides of mature tRNAs need to chemically modified in most species, imposing further constraints on the primary sequence.

Besides, ROS are very reactive species imposing oxidative damage on indispensable biomolecules such as proteins, ultimately compromising cell viability and leading to activation of the programmed cell death machinery (Sinha et al, 2013).

Physiological ecology looks at the special mechanisms that the individuals of a species use to function and at the limits on species imposed by the environment.

Coevolution is commonly defined as reciprocal evolutionary changes brought about by interactions between species, implying that interacting species impose selection on each other.

Interacting species impose selection on each other, continually reshaping each other's traits and life histories.

In this way, the selection history of a species imposes constraints on what its biological representations can subsequently mean.

Because this core structure does not vary, Cinque concludes that "our human species imposes these rules on language as part of our genetic endowment".

Reactive oxygen species impose damages on cellular structures and functional machinery, including DNA, even under normal physiological circumstances.

The natural abundance of both toxic species imposes a strong selection pressure for organisms to evolve arsenic detoxification pathways.

Of the challenges inherent to generating a de novo genome sequence from nonmodel species, the generation time and the reproductive biology of many of these species impose especially important constraints on making accurate assemblies.