The phrase "adaptation because of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the reason or cause behind a particular adaptation or change.
Example: "The adaptation because of climate change has led to significant shifts in wildlife behavior."
Alternatives: "adaptation due to" or "adaptation as a result of".
The change indicates fewer frames are pertained in the adaptation because of network gradation.
Household size can influence adaptation because of its association with labor endowment.
Indeed, such a model is a severe simplification of hair bundle dynamics as it neglects the adaptation because of myosin molecular motors and the forces which the MET channels may exert on the bundle, i.e., the so-called gating compliance [5].
The Indonesian film scholar Misbach Yusa Biran suggests that Ronda was selected for adaptation because of its potential action sequences.
Azumanga Web Daioh was originally intended to gauge whether there was enough interest to create a web-released anime adaptation; because of overwhelming demand, the original plan for web-release was changed to a television release.
Changes in WEC over time were generally a poor indicator of adaptation because of its high annual fluctuations.
Each sex is constrained into specific adaptations because of previously existing sex differences in the genome, physiology, and ecological niche.
Positive selection in this context may involve phenotypes that are more or less fixed in humans, and adaptations because of geographically varying selective pressures that generate population differentiation (e.g. Novembre and Di Rienzo 2009; Adeyemo and Rotimi 2010).
Fourth, we have not tested the concurrent (or external) validity of our adaptation, because we lack of patient surveys developed and validated in French language.
The authors argue that such effects, if present, should come to light "because of adaptation to such enhanced levels of radiation".
Statistical adaptation method is a classical method for feature-based case adaptation (FCA) because of its domain-independent and easily to be implemented, but with low adaptation accuracy.
