Sentence examples for undergoing adaptation from inspiring English sources
∆ybeY cells displayed several molecular characteristics similar to those undergoing adaptation to antibiotic exposure [ 29].
One effective way to understand the dynamics of a population undergoing adaptation is to mark different subpopulations and visualize their change in frequency over time.
This information is relevant in terms of the biological performance of the scaffolds, as the F-actin cytoskeleton, which is highly concentrated just beneath the plasma membrane, provides structural stability and elasticity to the cell undergoing adaptation to the substrate topography [ 31].
These results suggest that the promoter sequence (TF-binding site) itself evolved according to the evolution of the TFs, in the following three steps: 1) neutral variations; 2) reduction in the numbers of TF-binding sites under selective pressure; and 3) increase in the numbers of TF-binding sites undergoing adaptation.
This indicates that the response of the biota to invasion pressure was to undergo adaptation and niche evolution.
Therefore, to verify the hypothesis that AKS2 cells undergo adaptation in biofilm, we examined the viability of AKS2 cells in biofilm on LDPE surface by performing dual staining with ethidium bromide and acridine orange.
Most adaptation is performed by adjusting parameters at the population level; for example, if a particular crossover (mutation) rate is used over the entire population, this crossover (mutation) rate is a candidate to undergo adaptation.
The bacterial pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa undergoes adaptation and selection over the course of chronic respiratory tract infections which results in repeatedly-observed phenotypic changes that are proposed to enable its persistence.
In this simple model, the presynaptic cells do not have their own input gains and do not undergo adaptation.
The H5N1 viruses still cause severe human disease, and may undergo adaptation for human-to-human transmission.
It is likely that the associated reduction in the genotypic and phenotypic diversity strongly challenges their ability to undergo adaptation [35], [36].
