The phrase "adaptation between the two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of adjusting or modifying something in relation to two entities or subjects.
Example: "The adaptation between the two species allowed them to coexist in the same environment."
Alternatives: "adjustment between the two" or "modification between the two".
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.
These three LD regions may be associated with differences in adaptation between the two varieties.
This study supplied some differentially expressed genes affecting host selection and adaptation between the two sibling species.
In contrast, methods aimed at detecting selection over longer time periods (i.e., those relying on divergence data) estimate more similar rates of adaptation between the two species.
To identify the differentially expressed genes that affect host recognition and host adaptation between the two species, we constructed digital gene expression tag profiles for four developmental stages of the two species.
There was a significant difference in adaptation between the two ancestors (F1,43 = 63.2, P < 0.0001; Fig. 1A), but no significant effect of treatment (F2,43 = 2.7, P < 0.083) or the interaction of ancestor and treatment (F2,43 = 0.38, P < 0.69), indicating that fitness increased by similar amounts among the resource treatments.
Possibly, the self-controlled nature of the running training, despite being verified for compliance, contributed to the observed differences in adaptations between the two types of endurance training, as well.
Additionally, an examination of learning after-effects might reveal differences in the timing of de-adaptation that could possibly account for the difference in observed perceptual adaptation effects between the two groups.
It is not clear from where the difference in adaptation rates between the two sets of experiments originates.
Studies of the transfer of adaptation between these two saccade categories showed that adaptation of one saccade category does not fully transfer to the other saccade category and that the pattern of transfer is usually asymmetrical [11] [13], [23], [26], [37], [38].
This may represent different patterns of adaptation between these two groups or stronger selection those seeking higher education from rural areas.
