Sentence examples for adaptation account from inspiring English sources

However, contrary to the assumptions of the adaptation account, the difference between the two conditions was far from significance, t(11) = 0.31, n.s.s

The adaptation accounted for variability in TOF measurements associated with potential curling or shortening of the nematodes as they passed through the flow cell of the Biosort.

Metabolic adaptation accounts for one-third of differentially regulated genes in intracellular bacteria.

Thus, reduction both in the number of activated microvilli [ 13, 18] and in their bump waveforms largely accounts for the transient dynamics of the LIC response to bright stimuli, whereas calcium-induced bump adaptation accounts for key aspects of slow adaptation including the reduced plateau response.

It is known that neural adaptations account for strength increases in the early phases of strength training [13, 14]; however, major neural adaptations also occur with plyometric training and lead to the increases in explosive force production [15 17].

This is because the structural/functional adaptations accounting for spare capacity themselves bear energetic costs of construction, maintenance and load.

It has been shown that 47% of the variation in E. coli protein abundance is accounted for by mRNA abundance alone and codon-bias and codon adaptation indices account for a major proportion of the remaining variation [ 14, 15].

Next, he plays an unscrupulous plant dealer in "Adaptation," an account of the screenwriter Charlie Kaufman's attempt to adapt "The Orchid Thief," a nonfiction book by Susan Orlean.

Using a new database of urban protection and different assumptions on adaptation, we account for existing and future flood defenses.

That is, the Retinex takes only the local adaptation into account.

Although already considered in most of the included studies, future investigations on tendon adaptation should account for these methodological quality criteria to ensure high study validity.