Sentence examples for adaptation to that from inspiring English sources

For many shamans, part of the adaptation to that new spiritual reality has been the melding of their faith in the spiritual plane with the acceptance that their psychopomp fits best now into the lived and widely accepted reality of the placebo effect.

However, in this study, contrasts were not randomized; one single contrast was used for one block of bar presentation, such that adaptation to that contrast likely occurred.

Changes in response amplitude were calculated as the ratio of the response amplitude, for a given contrast, after adaptation to that contrast in the constant (cst) contrast block, to the response amplitude to the same contrast in the mixed (mix) contrasts block: 100×Acst/Amix.

Its settles down in conformity or adaptation to that user's expectations.

Third, reciprocal transplants (i) revealed detrimental effects of oil pollution (e.g., lower survival in oil-polluted habitats), but (ii) did not provide much consistent evidence of local adaptation to that pollution.

An ecologic rule specifies that an obligatory parasite should not kill its host to benefit from the adapted long-term symbiosis, whereas an occasionally attacked alien host, such as a human, might be subjected to a severe disease or even killed rapidly by the parasite because no evolutionary adaptation to that host exists (1 ).

Then you can discover some ways to develop adaptations to that area and to measure your progress in achieving your goals.

One must look at our genetic endowment, which evolved for optimal adaptation to environments that were in many respects diametrically opposed to our modern-day environments.

Switching to a glycolytic metabolism is a rapid adaptation to hypoxia that can be related to HIF1α expression [ 7].

This finding runs counter to the prevailing notion of adaptation to disease that is observed among patient-perspective valuations.

This uncoupling represents tumour adaptation to hypoxia that develops as the tumours increase in size and outgrow their blood supply.