Sentence examples for adaptation to it from inspiring English sources

The occupation of the new habitat by the peripheral population, and its progressive adaptation to it, however, will reduce the realized niche breadth of the peripheral population and the degree of realized niche overlap between the peripheral and core populations.

It also helps to reduce an impact on the climate change and promotes adaptation to it, as well as reduces an import dependence on various resources and materials.

This was a function of both the setting and the students' adaptation to it.

While some questionnaires (e.g. Urogenital Distress Inventory) emphasise the social and hygienic impact of incontinence, actual urine loss, rather than women's adaptation to it, they are more pertinent to an exploration of causal factors.

Bipedal behaviour, however, would have arisen before any fossil evidence of adaptations to it.

Because a winter snowpack is a dependable feature of the taiga, several mammals display obvious adaptations to it.

It's far more about our individual ownerships of a world rather than our adaptations to it; a hand-holding type of empowerment.

Two of the clinics using the Washington 4-digit Diagnostic code as their only diagnostic criteria had made adaptations to it.

Similarly, in fruit flies, changing back and forth the ambient temperature from hot to cold, animals have a similar longevity of flies kept in cold conditions (Liu and Walford 1972; Rikke and Johnson 2004), which suggest that it is not the exposure time to cold but rather physiological adaptations to it that are important.

As an illustration of McLaren's successful adaptation to circumstances, it points to its use of a simulator when ex-team driver Lewis Hamilton suffered a tire puncture during the 2008 Monaco Grand Prix.

He figures out that he can find another creature that already painstakingly evolved adaptations to its environment, kill it, take its skin, and get dinner in the bargain.