The phrase "adaptation in this" is not complete and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications related to a specific subject, but it needs additional context to be fully understandable.
Example: "The adaptation in this project reflects the latest research findings."
Alternatives: "modification in this" or "adjustment in this".
In support of this, we have identified single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) in sheep and cattle TLR5 genes that are co-localised and co-incident with the predicted adaptive codons suggesting that adaptation in this region of the TLR5 gene is on-going in domestic species.
Poor adaptation in this group threatens adaptive functioning in adulthood, for years after surviving cancer.
Another possibility is that adaptation, in this study measured through persons' ability to adapt, has an indirect effect on utilities, through HRQL.
We discussed the adaptation strategy of Norway spruce based on our results and propose that adaptation in this species regarding crown architecture is mainly caused by adaptive differentiation in higher altitudes while in lower elevations phenotypic plasticity is the dominating factor.
To examine how transformation affects adaptation in this case, we study the competition between a non-transforming adapted population and an adapting population, which potentially undergoes transformation.
The odd and rather buck-toothed little dinosaur Epidexipteryx has an unusual type of feather not really seen in any other animal, suggesting perhaps a unique adaptation in this lineage.
There were two design elements used for adaptation in this case example: population adaptation and statistical information adaptation.
The farm characteristics hypothesized to influence adaptation in this study were farm size (large scale or small-scale) and land resources management.
Five factors – 'informality over formality'sharedred action space'be'be flexible'keepeep the action moving' and 'put the relationship central' – were identified to facilitate reflexivity and adaptation in this space.
Homeless children show significant developmental delays across major domains of adaptation, yet research on protective processes that may contribute to resilient adaptation in this highly disadvantaged group of children is extremely rare.
In the younger children, adaptation in this region seemed to suggest the use of a predominantly featural processing strategy, whereas adaptation effects in the adults exhibited a more strategic pattern that depended on the task.
