Sentence examples for adaptation more from inspiring English sources
Another way of describing natural selection is by discussing "adaptive traits" or "adaptation" more generally.
In the teacher's fourth grade textbook and, specifically, in the chapter entitled "How plants and animals adapt" it was mentioned that "with regard to the phenomenon of adaptation, more systematic research is attempted with small experimental trials carried out by the children themselves and an introduction to the concept of natural selection.
As with adaptation more broadly, there can be costs of and limits to adaptive phenotypic plasticity as well, including genetic costs and developmental range limits (DeWitt et al. 1998).
The second is an adaptation, more denuded, more pitiless - the speaker has a terrible hangover.
Gabriel had admitted at the start of this season: "Last season was new for me, a year of adaptation more than anything else.
But that film was delayed indefinitely, Warner Brothers said, as efforts to scale back the movie's cost required Eric Roth to rework his adaptation more than he had managed to do before the writers strike began.
Quebec, in particular, exhibits French adaptations: more than three-fourths of its population speaks French as their primary language.
In spite of these adaptations, more studies are necessary in order to understand the effects of such protocols on other health parameters.
The globalizing economy and technological advances have expanded the ranks of imitators and have made imitation and incremental adaptations more feasible, more cost-effective and much faster (Shenkar 2010).
This is, of course, only a first and very general overview on potential tardigrade specific adaptations, more species-specific data will be considered as more information becomes available.
It is important to note as well that adaptations classified as functionally redundant should not be discretely classified from adaptations more "typical" of classical convergence (e.g., the same morphological changes for the same adaptive function).
