Sentence examples for adaptation higher from inspiring English sources
Level 2 adaptation: higher order adaptations that imply significant additional costs to the farmers, such as large shifts in crop production timing, increased fertilizer application, installation of irrigation systems, and development of new varieties, and/or changes in policy.
In the 'OCD-like' group compared to the 'tic-like' group (and to the non-RB patients), a higher score for complex tics and less successful socio-professional adaptation (higher score of the overall impairment item of the YGTSS and lower score of the GAF) was noted.
Our results also mean that, if the optimum stops moving at a given value z opt, max, populations will achieve a higher degree of adaptation (higher z ¯ * ) if the final optimum is reached fast rather than slowly (see also Uecker et al. 2014), at least if standing genetic variation is the sole source for adaptation.
Ben Wheatley's JG Ballard adaptation High-Rise has begun in the UK with £543,000 from 153 cinemas, including previews of £104,000.
Alternatives include fellow genre offering The Boy; religious-themed historical actioner Risen; and Ben Wheatley's starry JG Ballard adaptation High-Rise.
Thanks to the power of Hollywood (more specifically, good old Film4), the forthcoming movie adaptation, High-Rise, has just edged Crash – but it's been a very close-run thing.
Hiddleston has plenty of other non-superheroism coming up — he stars in Guillermo del Toro's latest effort, "Crimson Peak," in October and in Ben Wheatley's dystopian adaptation "High-Rise," also at Toronto.
High GC3 composition and adaptation to high salinity environments places an organism into higher ranks.
Metabolic adaptation to high-fat and high-carbohydrate diets in children and adolescents.
It was therefore expected that response should be lower for high contrast after adaptation to high contrast than after adaptation to the mixed contrasts.
One shows adaptation, evolving higher metabolism and smaller size (nature) but the other responds using acclimation, maintaining its size (nurture).
