Sentence examples for tolerance to adapt from inspiring English sources

Moreover, C. komarovii activated many functional genes that directly protected against stress and improved tolerance to adapt drought condition.

During the environmental stresses, plants activate many functional genes that directly protect plants and improve tolerance to adapt adverse environment.

Thus, KCs may have a higher LPS tolerance to adapt to the special circumstances in their anatomical location, in which they frequently encounter low levels of LPS even under normal conditions.

Cold acclimation is a complex process that allows plants to increase their freezing tolerance and to adapt their metabolism to growth and development at low temperatures.

Working with so many scientists in the close confines of a ship means that the personal traits of tolerance and the ability to adapt and think laterally when equipment needs to be fixed or modified are advantageous.

For instance, different crops have different salt tolerance and farmers may need to adapt to specific crops.

Alternatively, protein phosphorylation and ubiquitination may serve as more rapid and flexible cold tolerance mechanisms for C. bungeana to adapt to the harsh cold environments.

Identifying these stress-responsive developmental genes can provide insight into how different plant species with varying degree of stress tolerance change their developmental programs to adapt to stress.

These results show that the ROS gene network for abiotic and biotic stress response and tolerance, which plants have developed to adapt the environment on the earth, could serve to acclimate plant to the abiotic stress conditions of the spaceflight environment.

For example, whilst extensive call-audit procedures were introduced alongside the CDSS, which could have been used to 'police' the call-handlers very closely, in practice these procedures operated with a tolerance that allowed call-handlers to adapt phrasing and use some of their 'own' knowledge in managing calls.

The solution by Chen and Romanovsky ([2008]), called WS-Mediator, supports Web service resilience-explicit dynamic reconfiguration in order to adapt fault-tolerance techniques and use the available service redundancy.