Sentence examples for adaptation to the evolving from inspiring English sources

Raising a child is iterative, an endless testing of assumptions about right and wrong, a constant adaptation to the evolving nature of the child and his or her relationship with their parents and others.

Systems can be categorized according to how they optimize several quantities including the fragmentation of disk-resident objects, the amount of wasted space, and adaptation to the evolving access patterns of an application.

Therefore, molecular adaptation to the evolving environment is possible for the CYP3A locus or individual genes in this locus.

A key event in human population history is the dispersal of early humans from Africa to other parts of the world with different climates, pathogens, sources of food and xenobiotic exposure, and the dynamic adaptation to the evolving environments (Jin and Su 2000).

Biological adaptation to the sun has evolved over billions of years.

Psychophysics does not preclude evolution and if there were a good psychophysical description of the effect, it is highly likely that the causal direction would go from the evolved adaptation to the psychophysical result (Cauchoix & Chaine, 2016; Croston, Branch, Kozlovsky, Dukas, & Pravosudov, 2015; Warren, 1981).

"Reason is an adaptation to the hypersocial niche humans have evolved for themselves," Mercier and Sperber write.

A pesticide might incidentally and quickly reduce the abundance of a nontarget insect species, which to persist must evolve adaptation to the novel toxin.

However, the major barrier of such a transition is that animal pathogens need long secondary transmission chains to evolve adaptation to the novel host.

Turions can change back to fronds vegetatively using the starch as an energy source, demonstrating a highly evolved adaptation to the environment.

Tradeoffs between adaptation to past versus present conditions are probably common, creating opportunities for improving crop adaptation to new conditions, while sacrificing some adaptation to the conditions under which they evolved.