Sentence examples for adaptation for both from inspiring English sources

Selected from the Kirk Edward Long collection of 16th-century prints, this exhibition illuminates the development of the Mannerist style in Italy, traces its dissemination and adaptation for both secular and religious purposes, and follows its eventual transformation into the Baroque style at the end of the century.

The exhibition familiarizes visitors with the development of the Mannerist style in Italy, traces its dissemination through Europe, shows its adaptation for both secular and religious purposes and follows its eventual transformation into the baroque style at the end of the century.

Studies that met our criteria for inclusion indicated that acute or chronic sessions reduced TLRs as well as inflammatory cytokines, particularly TNF-α, and promoted increases in IL-10, which can be considered a beneficial adaptation for both healthy people and those affected by certain diseases.

The combination of thickened cortical bone and expanded external diameter in the humerus of S. fatalis suggests an unusual adaptation for both large bending and compressive loads on the forelimbs.

Our results suggest a latitude-driven adaptation for both schizophrenia and vitamin D related genes.

Consistent with the estimated model of a historically more similar ancestral population size, divergence-based approaches to detect selection suggest rather similar rates of adaptation for both species.

For example, the dilambdodont molars of Mystacina species and I. aenae are typical of insect-eating bats, while their anterior teeth indicate adaptations for both frugivory and nectarivory [ 57, 58].

This adaptive scheme differs from those of [3, 12] in that we propose the minimum residual interference power as a metric for adaptation while both the previous works use the quantization step.

The proposed adaptive control architecture which allows for adaptation of both parameter uncertainties and synchronization penalty terms is demonstrated via numerical studies of a four-spacecraft network with limited connectivity.

Because some instruments required adaptation for use with both children and adults, we made age-appropriate modifications to some questionnaires.

We found that earlier chronotypes ("larks") had higher adaptation scores for day-shift and lower ones for night-shift, while later chronotypes ("owls") had intermediate adaptation levels for both day and night shift.