Sentence examples for adaptation to shift from inspiring English sources

Lloyd Bacon's 1930 Moby Dick even witnessed a tacked-on happy ending in which Ahab successfully killed the whale and returned home to his sweetheart, and Ramsay's film will not even be the first Moby-Dick adaptation to shift the action to space.

Adaptation to shift work is influenced by both chronotype and clock genotype [12].

It is unclear how sleep timing, chronotype, and circadian clock gene variation contribute to adaptation to shift work.

Here, we present evidence that chronotype and newly defined sleep strategies contribute to adaptation to shift work.

Thus, hardiness predicted better adaptation to shift work across all shifts.

These include the interactions between phenotypic plasticity and genetic evolution, the role of genetic architecture for the adaptive potential, adaptation to shifting spatial gradients and the influence of interspecific interactions on rates of adaptation.

Subsequently, we discuss four avenues into which the basic models have been extended by recent work (i) the role of phenotypic plasticity and its interactions with genetic evolution, (ii) determinants of adaptive potential and evolvability, (iii) adaptation to shifting spatial gradients and (iv) evolution and adaptation in a community context.

This year's theme, "Living in the New Normal," reflects the recognition that certain global environmental changes are now all but inevitable, and the conversation within the environmental movement must begin expanding to include adaptation to shifting conditions.

Similar conclusions hold for adaptation to shifting spatial gradients.

Adaptation to shifting environments is often accompanied by acquisition of new genes and loss of others 47, 101.

The accelerated adaptation to shifts in LD cycle suggested an alteration in the phase-resetting effect of light in the SCN of CK1ε−/− mice.