Sentence examples for adaptation as possible from inspiring English sources

To distinguish between recent shared ancestry vs. convergent adaptation as possible explanations for shared signals of recent positive selection, further study of the underlying haplotype structure and age of the onset of selection would be required.

Stan's Cafe is nothing if not democratic, and Yarker involved the actors – Bell, Graeme Rose, Craig Stephens and Rochi Rampal – in the adaptation as much as possible.

All you need is a bestselling book that people are passionate about, an A-list star who owns the rights to said book and is committed to starring in the adaptation as soon as possible, and a director who has just come off an Oscar-winning movie.

These observations eliminate sensory adaptation as a possible cause of the animal's having ceased to respond to the stimulus.

Bolte et al. (2009) concretize adaptive forest management strategies for central Europe proposing conservation of forest structures, active adaptation and passive adaptation as three possible concepts.

This, together with the need to make adaptation as reliable as possible has led to the use of as much a-priori knowledge as possible in the design.

More about adaptations as a possible cause for Bordetella's reemergence Information on pertussis from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Pertussis information from the World Health Organization.

In order to render this adaptation possible as well as to determine the point of saturation, data collection and data analysis were carried out simultaneously.

Given the long time frame required to fulfil some adaptation plans, it is crucial that communities begin to develop and invest in adaptation strategies as soon as possible.

Contribution of aquaculture to climate change is addressed (carbon emission and carbon sequestration), as well as possible adaptation and mitigation measures that could be implemented.

This adaptation was possible as a result of collaboration with an expert panel of Italian psychiatrists and health economists.