Sentence examples for via avoidance from inspiring English sources

Classical hypotheses rest on an adaptive advantage for females, either from greater seed production as a result of their ability to redirect energy from male function or avoid antagonists (Ashman 2002), or from greater seed quality via avoidance of self-fertilization and thus inbreeding depression (Darwin 1877; Lewis 1941; Charnov et al. 1976; Charlesworth and Charlesworth 1978).

The technique is motivated by the need for better first- and second-order statistic estimation via avoidance of anomaly presence.

This could impact significantly on their self-esteem and quality of life via avoidance, impotence and vaginismus thereby causing emotional distress leading to relationship problems.

Photoprotection can occur via the avoidance of high light or the metabolic processing of absorbed light energy to avoid oxidative stress.

He's so keen to be part of the political establishment that he has already proved himself to have the necessary qualities of contempt for the British public, willing to deprive us of millions via tax avoidance.

Cowardice, then, is not just some Casper family curse but a kind of sad evolutionary imperative; in their instinct for self-­preservation via conflict avoidance, the Caspers stand in, sheepishly, for all of us who allow outrages large and small to take place on our watch, or indeed in our name.

Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that H. contortus tolerates drought via an avoidance mechanism.

In addition, our scheduling algorithm can also handle possible interference scenarios between adjacent relays via interference avoidance (orthogonalization).

A beneficial role by OMI, in preserving cell viability, is assumed to occur via the avoidance of dysfunctional protein turnover.

In some cases detailed below, direct benefits are clear (in particular the provision of sufficient sperm), and there is also an excellent system for the study of genetic compatibility via inbreeding avoidance (when sex determination is mediated by CSD), but these are exceptions.

Therefore, in order to survive, overwintering larval amphibians must be able to respond to freezing temperatures via freeze avoidance (i.e. inhabiting environments that buffer individuals from freezing temperatures) or freeze tolerance (survival of extensive freezing of body fluids; [ 3, 34, 35]).