Sentence examples for adaptation in conjunction from inspiring English sources
This calls for more attention to adaptation in conjunction with mitigation.
We identified four critical areas for future research: conflicting selection pressures on weeds in agroecosystems, feed-back driven dynamics of human-weed co-evolution, co-evolutionary mechanisms of weed adaptation in conjunction with other weed species or organisms, and the role of weed evolution in the restoration of agroecosystems.
However, there are no data from a randomized controlled trial examining the prolonged metabolic adaptations in conjunction with clinical efficacy outcomes after bariatric surgery relative to the effects of intensive medical therapy in moderately obese subjects with poorly controlled type 2 diabetes.
However, few studies report estimates of the rate of adaptation or divergence in conjunction with observed patterns.
And, it is Di Paolo's adaptations I trigger, in conjunction with those of Weber and Varela.
Also in [16], an improved version of the fast boundary adaptation rule [17] algorithm in conjunction with differential pulse code modulation is applied to increase the R/D efficiency, although coding delays were not provided.
We describe here the adaptation of this assay in conjunction with a chromogenic substrate for qualitative detection of SK levels in yeast clones [ 19].
Thus, parallel adaptation to a specific food source occurs in conjunction with the stronger overall adaptation to laboratory culture.
Adjustment for multiple pairwise comparisons was accomplished using the adaptation of the Tukey method in conjunction with an overall 0.05 level of significance.
One reason that CHC blends evolve in conjunction with adaptation to different food sources is that the production of certain classes of CHCs such as the mbCHCs requires certain amino acids such as leucine, isoleucine, and valine (see methylmalonyl CoA precursors in Fig. 2).
In this article, we propose a dynamic MIMO mode switching scheme which considers instantaneous channel condition in conjunction with rate adaptation.
