The phrase "adaptation limiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing constraints or restrictions related to adaptation processes, such as in biology, psychology, or technology.
Example: "The study revealed that environmental factors were adaptation limiting for the species in question."
Alternatives: "restricting adaptation" or "limiting adaptability".
Furthermore, the rapid changes in these cutting-edge technologies demand fast adaptation, limiting the time for proper optimization of library preparation protocols, as well as of the software tools used to analyze the results.
However, most human influenza strains do not replicate efficiently in mice without prior virus adaptation, limiting the utility of mice as models in which to study this group of viruses.
Tolerance to the anticonvulsant action of diazepam as a result of central nervous system adaptation limits its use in epilepsy.
In the latter, adaptation limited by ecological, institutional and economic factors fails to mediate change in quality, composition, and distribution of reef and coastal habitat or decline in habitat-associated species and biodiversity.
On the other hand, our curricular adaptations limit our ability to generalize this work to real-world classrooms.
Metapopulation structure in general may bias the measurement of Ne and gene flow measures [ 33], and Foltz [ 34] suggests a strong role of purifying selection and/or local adaptation in limiting diversity in dispersal-limited species.
OO UK Butterflies, Others, Approaching Adaptation Limit To Early Spring - study; beyond that, they will decline, and so will the birds and others that depend on them.
We focused our analysis to address two main lines of comparison: between tissues and between the adaptation to limiting N (LN) vs. N reduction (HN to LN) treatments.
In the case of jumpers, proportional elongation of legs (deviation from geometric similarity) is a clear adaptation for limiting the adverse implications of small size.
Collectively, we are interested in understanding the origins of biodiversity from the level of local adaptation and limiting gene flow in single landscapes, through the genetics of entire species' ranges, to understanding the causes of diversification of entire clades.
However, not all salts produce adaptation, and cross-adaptation is limited to certain salts.
