The phrase "adaptation the possibility" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The adaptation of species to their environment is the possibility that drives evolution."
Alternatives: "the potential for adaptation" or "the chance for adaptation".
His directorial debut, the adaptation of his novel The Possibility of an Island, was skewered by critics as "catastrophic" and "ridiculous".
The legendary novelist Michel Houellebecq is apparently building a film-acting career, having already directed his own adaptation of his novel The Possibility of an Island and dabbled a bit in cinema as a younger man.
Last weekend, he cancelled a press conference after critics laughed during a screening of his first film, an adaptation of his novel The Possibility of an Island, and definitely not intended as a comedy.
In this setting, the evolutionary dynamics of molecular markers during laboratory adaptation offers the possibility of clarifying the impact of an ongoing adaptive event at the molecular genetic level.
"Adaptation implies the possibility that a film will be the equivalent or an illustration of a book".
As part of his deal with Fayard, he will direct his own movie adaptation of "The Possibility of an Island," with the backing of GMT Productions, which, like Fayard, is owned by the Lagardère Group.
Genes involved in nucleotide biosynthesis, ATP generation, and flagellar assembly were upregulated following adaptation, indicating the possibility of active metabolism and fast growth.
Evolutionary history, including both adaptation and the possibility of nonadaptive phylogenetic inertia, can help us understand variation among species in their cue response systems relative to seasonal timing of reproduction (Hahn and MacDougall-Shackleton 2008).
Any adaptation that improves the possibility of leaving progeny can be selected for (p. 161).
Absence of local adaptation points to the possibility of similar rhizosphere biota composition across populations and regions, sufficient gene flow to prevent coevolution, selection in favor of plasticity, or functional redundancy among different soil biota.
