The phrase "adaptation regime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental policy, climate change, or systems that involve adjustments to new conditions or challenges.
Example: "The government has implemented an adaptation regime to address the impacts of climate change on local communities."
Alternatives: "adaptation framework" or "adjustment system".
We shall now examine changes in tuning width obtained for the same contrast, but in different adaptation regimes.
Furthermore, the trends that we have established have potential physiological significance given that the comparison involved three species with distinct stress physiological properties and adaptation regimes.
By contrast, sites in the adaptive regime (f > σ ˜ ) have a high degree of adaptation and generate most of the fitness flux.
In this work we use a stress and adaptation growth regime to further investigate this phenomenon as well as other aspects of Gcn5 function in gene transcription.
Additionally, we analyzed the feasibility of monitoring fibre type adaptation to regimes of speed-strength, endurance, and detraining employing a correlation analysis between P-MRS and biopsy.
The ecological resilience definition emphasizes that both adaptation within single regimes and transformation between regimes, rather than adaptation alone, are critical elements in the functioning of complex systems.
A gradual adaptation on the regime level is therefore conceivable for the evolutionary scenario, though a fundamental change of the system cannot be anticipated at the moment.
In conclusion, an adaptation of the regime's proposed development trajectory for Ethiopian agriculture is, under current conditions, a more likely scenario than a more fundamental sustainability transformation, although options remain for more transformative action.
Recently, it has also been documented that within one Symbiodinium type, adaptive evolution within hosts is in principle possible, as demonstrated by local adaptation to thermal regimes in symbiont populations (Howells et al. 2011), although we do not know the time frame over which such adaptation has happened.
