Sentence examples for adaptation potentially from inspiring English sources
The advantage of autotransplantation compared to osseointegrated implants is the capacity of transplants for functional adaptation, potentially continuous eruption and therefore superior ridge preservation [7 11].
The results suggest that for typical luminance settings of current LCDs, it is possible to raise ambient illumination to minimize differences in eye adaptation, potentially reducing visual fatigue while also complying with the TG18 specifications for controlled contrast rendition.
The proteomic changes indicate that hypothermic adaptation potentially increases the cell's capacity to reduce oxidized proteins.
An interesting example of chlamydial pathogenicity and intra-species host adaptation potentially lies in an analysis of the animal pathogen, C. pecorum.
SNPs contributing to local adaptation potentially have larger gradients in allele frequency, reflected in a high SPA score (Yang et al. 2012).
Crucially, the molecular basis of differences in physiological tolerances, and hence the mechanisms by which physiological adaptation potentially drives biogeographic patterns, are unknown.
Using modern amniotes as analogues, the possession of an impedance-matching middle ear in these parareptiles suggests unique ecological adaptations potentially related to living in dim-light environments.
21 Several authors have reported additional adaptations potentially favourable to high-intensity exercises.
22 Adaptations potentially favourable to high-intensity exercises and CAC may come from intermittent hypoxic training (IHT) in which athletes exercise in hypoxia.
Woas [ 84] suggested that secretory porose organs probably represent functional adaptations, potentially leading to a multiple independent evolution of this morphological character complex.
The potential for local adaptation to potentially occur was estimated to be feasible with weaker selection for the large mainstem and headwater populations than for tributary populations.
