The phrase "adaptation of introduction" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a modified or revised version of an introduction, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The adaptation of introduction in the new edition of the book provides a fresh perspective on the topic."
Alternatives: "revision of introduction" or "modified introduction".
Following is an adaptation of that introduction.
successful_societies_excerpt.pdf An adaptation of the introduction to the book Successful Societies: Institutions, Cultural Repertoires and Health, edited by Peter A. Hall and Michele Lamont, the directors of the Successful Societies program at the Canadian Institute for Advanced Research.
It implies the evolution of land management based on the adaptation and introduction of new biotechnology to traditional farming systems which originated in the arid regions.
There is little, if any, evidence of adaptation following the introduction of Crassostrea gigas into Europe, as there was no genetic differentiation or decrease in diversity between the population from Japan (the origin of European populations) and populations from areas of southern Europe where C. gigas is cultivated.
The history of introduction and adaptation of sunflower in Argentina is closely related to that of the human migration flows.
Training included an overview of dark adaptation, introduction to the device, use of the custom software, interactions with study subjects, testing procedures (described below), and trouble-shooting in the field.
Non-sterile conditions and cell recirculation may also favour the introduction and adaptation of wild type yeast species.
The topics were defined on the basis of our interest on the age, the principal activity, and the composition/quality of every company's human resources, together with more details for the level of computerization of its operation, product and process quality control, introduction or adaptation of new products, new technologies, and structural innovations.
In this context, marine invasive species offer the opportunity to study evolution and adaptation of life history traits upon introduction into new habitats.
Preventing the introduction and adaptation of wild bird origin AIVs to other susceptible species is an efficient strategy for minimizing the effects of AIV on global health and the global economy (5, 6 ).
