Sentence examples for adaptation of communities from inspiring English sources

Agro ecosystems can be designed to assist adaptation of communities and households to local and global change (Van Ardenne et al. 2003).

A systematic collection of knowledge on the use of traditional medicines to cope with climate-sensitive diseases can help the adaptation of communities vulnerable to climate change.

Finally, as the requirements of a given community may evolve through time, the proposed model of communities will support adaptation of community specifications during the lifetime of a given community.

(2012) identified a wide range of different mobile genetic elements (MGEs) in the sponge-associated microorganisms they studied, and suggested that these elements (particularly transposases) might play a role in adaptation of community members to a common host and in disruption of genes that are no longer needed due to the formation of stable associations.

The aim of the "flood-social" subproject is to evaluate the impacts of different social memory functions on the "levee" and the "adaptation effect" of communities and investigate how local levels of awareness are shaped by communication technologies in the event of a flood crisis.

The results provide evidence for adaptation of complex communities to optimize applied potential, while reducing energy input for electrolysis.

Here we studied the adaptation of plant communities to environment in the alpine belt of the Catalan Pyrenees through comparative analysis of plant traits.

The change from natural to minimal media showed an important impact on the selection and adaptation of microbial communities, characterized by CE-SSCP profiles; yet, robust bioanodes in which some microbial species were preserved were obtained in synthetic minimal media, these being sufficient for a reproducible electrochemical functionality.

Metagenomic approaches can be used to explain how particular pathways reflect the adaptation of microbial communities to environments.

Nonetheless, reactors were started at low OLRs of 0.1 to 0.2 gCOD · gVSS−1 · day−1, in order to facilitate the adaptation of microbial communities.

The survey is an Australian adaptation of the Communities that Care self-report youth survey, which has shown good reliability and validity in large samples (see references below).