Sentence examples for the evolution in presence of from inspiring English sources
There was hardly any lag phase observed during the evolution in presence of 20% inhibitor cocktail.
The OTR evolution in presence of the other IL, [Emim][MeO(H PO2], is presented in Figure 5A.
Directed evolution in presence of a comprehensive solution of inhibitor cocktail extends the tolerance limits of yeast cells towards three different inhibitor categories which were apparent from improved performance of evolved strains, even though all the strains had similar HMF conversion rates.
Directed evolution in presence of 60% inhibitor cocktail was started with RK40-12 exposed to UV for 90 seconds and RK40-13.
Considering the scope for improvement, the evolution was initiated in presence of 20% inhibitor cocktail and gradually the concentration was increased in steps of 20%.
The evolution was directed in presence of 40% inhibitor cocktail with the strain (RK20-5) evolved for five rounds in presence of 20% inhibitor cocktail.
This is of interest to understand the evolution of invasiveness in presence of gene flow.
However, we show that in shear, unlike in extension, the tank-treading motion can inhibit the buckling instability and gives rise to a stable evolution even in presence of membrane compressive stresses.
The cyclic voltammetry measurements revealed that the hydrogen evolution is inhibited in presence of 22BPY in both neutral and acidic solutions.
A software package is envisioned to assist physicians in assessing the patient "state", estimating antiretroviral dose prescriptions for the whole treatment period, simulating the patient's evolution, eventually correcting the original sequence in presence of incoming data, and evaluating combined costs of alternative treatment strategies.
It is also possible that there has not yet been sufficient mutational decay of previously deposited L1s in O. palustris to elicit obvious compensatory evolution from homologous Xist sequences or that the new G repeat is the result of compensatory evolution in the presence of deteriorating L1 elements.
