Sentence examples for adaptation between from inspiring English sources

The shared controller distributes the critical tasks of anomaly perception and adaptation between a human pilot and an adaptive autopilot to best utilize their individual strengths.

Studies employing these methodologies have yielded mixed results, with some indicating a limited capacity of children to adapt [40], [41], [44], and others demonstrating comparable degrees of speech adaptation between children and adults [38], [39], [42], [43].

Population genetics supported a role for significant local adaptation between populations in the species' native range.

Lees, J. A. et al. Large scale genomic analysis shows no evidence for pathogen adaptation between the blood and cerebrospinal fluid niches during bacterial meningitis.

Two experiments were conducted in order to determine the patterns of transfer of visuomotor adaptation between arm and head pointing.

When a layer of a chemical species is dropped off on a graphene layer, it is common to observe a right adaptation between both 2D crystal networks.

The striking difference between the pelvis and femur of Australopithecus and those of Homo probably registers a major shift in adaptation between the two groups.

Both blood isolates (P2B1 and P2B3) were 7- to 14-fold more virulent than P2S (Fig. 2) (P < 0.05), consistent with an adaptation between blood and lung in this patient.

Here we focus on the genetics of natural variation in flower morphology and how the adaptation between plants and their cognate pollinator class contributes to plant's reproductive success.

General remarks about co-adaptation between flowers and pollinators first appeared in the Origin, but Darwin developed the concept more explicitly in his subsequent book on orchid pollination (Darwin 1862).

Successful co-adaptation between plants and insects requires that plants produce specific compounds in response to herbivory, and that insects respond adequately to molecules emitted by plants.