Sentence examples for a rapid adaptive from inspiring English sources

The association of trans-translation with the response to stress and the continual exposure of H. pylori to the acidity of its gastric niche lead us to ask whether this mechanism could provide the cell with a rapid adaptive response to stressful conditions.

This regulatory level has a plausible role as a rapid adaptive response mechanism to external change.

As such, environmental fluctuations elicit a rapid adaptive response at the community level.

Over the short term, though, the amplification described here should facilitate a rapid adaptive response over the first few generations.

Even within the more divergent A. fragilis lineage, evolution might be better characterized as a slow shift in many proteins rather than a rapid adaptive revolution.

We made similar observations with moesin and radixin after stimulation with oncostatin M indicating that the translocation of ERM proteins belongs to a "rapid adaptive stress program" to compensate unfavorable mechanical distortion [ 14].

Due to the rapid environmental changes occurred during human evolution, a number of investigators have postulated that selection on standing variation (rather than selection on a new beneficial allele) played a major role in human adaptations, thus affording a more rapid adaptive response to the environmental change.

A similar rapid adaptive shift after colonization of an island was shown for tooth shape changes of voles on the Orkney Islands [ 25].

Still, at least one other group of cyclic parthenogens, aphids, has been shown to undergo a very rapid adaptive radiation as evidenced by modelling bacterial endosymbiont divergence.

In both publications, we hypothesised that mutator lineages are able to show a more rapid adaptive response to the individual-level fitness benefits of cheating via two mechanisms.

Plants discriminate both the nature and strength of these stimuli to mount an appropriate rapid adaptive response for their survival [ 16].