Sentence examples for adaptation to the unique from inspiring English sources

Thus, the slow reproductive rates of the Australian old endemics reflect retention of ancestral states and not adaptation to the unique Australian environment.

We ourselves have posited that the heat-shock expression system in Drosophila melanogaster (and perhaps also D. simulans and D. yakuba) is an adaptation to the unique thermal environment that this species encounters.

As such, the observed partitioning likely reflects long-standing adaptations to the unique environmental conditions of each habitat, such as strong wave action (e.g. 'Upper Slope'), extreme temperature fluctuations (e.g. 'Back Reef') or low-light conditions and cold-water influxes (e.g. 'Deep Slope').

Thus, the greater initial abundance of the motif in CoAmin52 and its unique adaptation to the amide-linked resin both contributed to its dominance in the previous selection [ 8].

This result contradicts long-standing assumptions that the loss of the cytoplasmic tail was a rapid evolutionary adaptation key to the unique reproductive biology of mammals [ 8, but see 15, 18- 29].

Because significant correlation between miR-375 methylation and H. pylori infection was not observed among the tested gastric samples, we suggest that miR-375 methylation might be a unique host adaptation to the development of GCs.

This group of genes potentially highlights evolutionary adaptations that contribute to the unique biology of ruminants.

However, adaptation to their unique environments may have contributed to sequence divergence in these organisms.

M. infernorum is an autotroph with an unusually small genome of 2.3 mbp [ 44] which must be a later adaptation to its unique ecological niche.

Membership in a large and diverse family, adaptation to unique environments, ease of culture, and the availability of genetic tools make the halophiles one of the best model systems to study microbial diversity and adaptation.

Another course-correcting change was related to the adaptation of the BPGs to the unique circumstances of units (i.e., they varied nature or number of recommendations implemented).