Sentence examples for a prerequisite for adaptation from inspiring English sources

Given that diversity is a prerequisite for adaptation, it may appear that populations in the Baltic Sea may face challenges in adapting to the projected environmental changes, e.g., in salinity and temperature.

Perception of households was analyzed based on their local observations as it is a prerequisite for adaptation.

These data indicate that the enormous genome plasticity observed in H. pylori is not a consequence of co-evolution within a single host but rather is a fundamental prerequisite for adaptation to the stomach environment, which is common among all gastric Helicobacter species.

Functional knowledge of the physiological basis of crop adaptation to stress is a prerequisite for exploiting specific adaptation to stress environments in breeding programs.

Although damage/regeneration is not a prerequisite for resistance training adaptations, the rodent findings combined with human SC data suggest that SC-FAP interplay may have a central role in resistance training adaptations.

The occurrence of genotype × genotype interactions is a prerequisite for the development of local adaptation in a dynamic, geographic mosaic of coevolution (Thompson 2005).

Knowledge of the genomic bases of these specific features is a prerequisite for understanding the mechanisms underlying adaptation [ 1, 4, 5].

When previous pandemic viruses were evaluated for their receptor recognition, it was demonstrated that amino-acid substitutions in HA resulting in a human receptor binding preference were a prerequisite for cross-species transmission and human adaptation of avian influenza viruses.

Understanding the contribution of genetic and environmental factors as well as their interaction in tree growth and adaptation is a prerequisite for accelerating tree domestication to meet the increasing demand for wood [ 1].

The identification of DUs based on local adaptation is a prerequisite for ecosystem-based management, wherein managers are able to identify both specific taxa and specific environments that are important for the conservation of within-species diversity.

On the other hand, our results indicate that a release from the inhibitory effects of adaptation is a prerequisite for the full realization of the significance of the deviant stimulus.