The phrase "adaptation there is" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in a poetic or stylistic context, but it is generally not recommended for formal writing.
Example: "In the world of nature, adaptation there is, allowing species to thrive in changing environments."
Alternatives: "there is adaptation" or "adaptation exists".
In the absence of a global treaty that provides incentives for farm adaptation there is often no choice but to continue with traditional methods.
"In particular in the context of climate change adaptation there is a real danger of misuse, or abuse, of the term, as it seems to be increasingly co-opted to accommodate rather than challenge forms of development that are implicated in human-caused climate change and other global environmental problems.
A Gene Ontology search with GoMiner software [ 24] indicated that among the 31 genes specific for very high pressure adaptation there is an enrichment of genes involved in arginine metabolism (GO: 0006525), catabolism (GO: 0006527) (Additional file 5) and transport (PBPRA2073-PBPRA2076).
What distinguishes these collections is that, unlike a stereotypical Hollywood adaptation, there is as much respect for the original work as there is for the film's end result.
In the past 20 years, another view has supplanted this one, showing that although the juvenile period is especially suited to neuroplastic adaptation, there is hard neuroplastic change later in life as well.
Although these are neutral markers that do not enable firm inferences about the effects of genetic diversity on selection or adaptation, there is evidence that neutral marker diversity can be positively correlated with key demographic parameters of population performance, such as reproductive success56 and survival of juveniles and adults57,58,59.
Using this broad definition of the term adaptation, there are several ways in which coral reefs may adapt to increasing thermal stress.
For every adaptation, there are thousands of books still waiting to be filmed.
In everything I read about the stage adaptation, there was a lot of talk about "improvements".
It thus lends itself well to adaptation: there's no need to feel too proprietary about it.
It might be said that all narrative art is adaptation — there are only so many stories, and we are left to retell them on down the years.
