Sentence examples for adaptation areas from inspiring English sources

As schizophrenia has been related to abnormal functioning in core conflict adaptation areas such as anterior cingulate and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, further research is required to better understand the precise impact of such abnormal brain functioning at the behavioral level.

During ecological speciation gene flow between diverging populations is expected to be restricted mainly at loci underpinning traits involved in divergent adaptation and areas of the genome in physical linkage with these loci; so called "genomic islands of divergence" [ 10, 11].

In both experimental groups, we obtained significant orientation-selective monocular adaptation in area V1 and in extrastriate regions on the dorsal and ventral visual pathways.

The ϕ x, t) and ϕS t) variables represent cell-intrinsic adaptation and area-specific inhibition (see Section 3.1.3), respectively.

We determined whether there were associations between the expression of particular HLA alleles in subjects in this cohort and specific polymorphisms in their viral sequences (putative viral adaptations) reflecting areas under in vivo T cell immune pressure.

If we define a species' optimal temperature as average, gene flow will disrupt local adaptation in warmer areas of the species range because most genes arrive from colder areas.

This paper proposes a rights-based approach for participatory urban planning for climate change adaptation in urban areas.

This paper analyses conditions and institutional design options under which international cooperation can facilitate climate adaptation in urban areas in developing countries.

The balanced scorecard architecture is ideal for adaptation to complex areas such as safety management where a holistic system evaluation is more effective than traditional compartmentalised approaches.

This specific knowledge is an important step in the development of urban design guidelines based on the shading of trees and climate adaptation in urban areas in the tropics.

Moreover, the modular structure of the model allows for refinements, adaptation to different areas and the introduction of exogenous forcing variables, thus making it a valuable tool for classical hydrologic analyses as well as for new challenges of network and reinsurance risk assessment over extensive areas.