Furthermore, the framework we have developed including the statistical methods can be readily adapted to traits with different distributions, e.g., normally distributed phenotypes.
The plant version of the animal model may be adapted to traits measured on S0-derived seed bulks, such as grain quality or yield.
That goes against what Porter stands for as a coach, robbing him of the utopian team he has tried more than once to forge, but he must continue to adapt to the traits of his squad, not the other way around.
Try to adapt to these traits.
Yet, we knew nothing about how different students performed under our gamified experience, and how it could be designed to adapt to their different traits, needs and wants.
Though I try to adapt to the world, these traits and tendencies are a fundamental part of me, not something I'd like to erase anymore than I would the freckles on my shoulders or my angular nose.
In addition to focusing on technical or organizational changes, we should also draw attention to what traits people need to adapt to these changes and how those traits might be developed.
As a result these ecosystems developed some nifty traits to adapt to these fast moving surface fires.
Seed and seedling traits may adapt to environmental conditions and differentiate populations, if the variation is genetically based.
This diffusion caused maize to adapt to local environments by developing traits that allowed it to thrive in these environments, i.e., changes in FT and plant architecture.
The schizothoracine fishes dominate the plateau lakes and torrential mountain streams of the Tibetan Plateau (He and Chen 2006) and have evolved a number of unique traits to adapt to the hypoxia and cold environment (Wu Y and Wu C 1991).
