Changes in the usage of EFMs as well as dispensable reactions over time suggest adaptation-relation processes.
The questions were developed from ideas emerging from literature and designed to explore the feelings of acculturation, psychological adjustment and socio-cultural adaptation in relation to cultural and academic adaptation concerns; language and personal support/counselling related issues.
This paper attempted to examine the behavioural adaptation in relation to the Malay culture namely the activity system, privacy and social interaction of the Malay families and terrace housing modification.
Here, we present an alternative experimental approach that examined local adaptation in relation to soil and climate variables.
In addition, for a hypothetical selection of drugs, the need for drug dose adaptation in relation to renal function is measured.
Understanding patterns of adaptation in relation to spatial scale, gene flow and environmental variation is important for determining appropriate seed sourcing zones for restoration.
By studying sexual selection on haploid pollen, we have also the opportunities to learn about differences in adaptation in relation to haploid vs. diploid selection (cf. masking hypothesis, Kondrashov and Crow 1991).
Although the microbial and quantitative-genetic models are constructed in very different ways they give broadly concordant results, and hold out the hope that a general theory of adaptation in relation to extinction can be constructed.
To date, no published economic evaluation studies have specifically examined the costs and benefits of health adaptation in relation to averting the marginal health risks of climate change [ 21, 31].
However, reciprocal transplant experiments are usually only feasible for a small number of populations, which limits their usefulness in generalizing across populations, and for examining among-population variation in adaptation in relation to restoration genetics.
Evidence for local adaptation in relation to climate was previously found in white spruce populations, both at the phenotypic and molecular levels (Li et al. 1997; Jaramillo-Correa et al. 2001; Lesser and Parker 2004; Namroud et al. 2008), but using a limited number of DNA markers.
