Sentence examples for adaptation to scarcity from inspiring English sources

It probably arose as an adaptation to scarcity of nutrients.

(Mr. Guarente and Mr. Sinclair think that this could be an ancient evolutionary adaptation to scarcity and starvation).

Improvements in baking ovens for better energy efficiency Farmers income and value added received Role of farmers' cooperatives for aggregation, increased yields, adaptation to scarcity and impact of subsidy policies, price transmission along the chain.

Similar observations in other famines, together with experiments on rodents, suggest this is an accidental consequence of an evolutionary adaptation to food scarcity.

We analyze the farmer response to this incentive and compare the results of the experiment to the long-run estimates on adaptation to water scarcity obtained from the first project.

Enterocytes would appear to be the obvious cellular mediators of these effects; changes in oxygen supply may modulate the metabolic state of these absorptive cells, and long-term adaptations to nutrient scarcity may result from differential nutrient absorption and/or utilization.

However, the relative contribution of prior adaptation and other processes (multiple introductions, post-introduction adaptation) to invasion success remains speculative, given the scarcity of experimental studies of native populations of invasive species.

How can Amman adapt to water scarcity and extreme heat?

Moreover, ecosystems in dry countries are adapted to freshwater scarcity.

This shows how insecurity undermines adaptation to drought as the picking of wild berries was reported to be an important strategy to adapt to water and pasture scarcity.

Paradigmatic theories propose factors that may have facilitated adaptation to the human host (e.g., unsafe injections), none of which provide a coherent explanation for the timing, geographical origin, and scarcity of epidemic HIV strains.