The phrase "adaptation view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing perspectives or theories related to adaptation in various fields, such as biology, psychology, or sociology.
Example: "The adaptation view suggests that organisms evolve traits that enhance their survival in specific environments."
Alternatives: "adaptive perspective" or "adaptation perspective".
In the adaptation view, rape is a facultative reproductive strategy, meaning that rape is the result of natural selection favoring men who commit rape when its evolutionary benefits in terms of producing offspring outweigh its evolutionary costs (such as decreases in the number of offspring produced because of injury or punishment).
(ii) Transcriptomic responses that respectively defined four time-points under ethanol shock and the two phases of ethanol adaptation (View II; Figures 2 and Figure 3).
However, there are other empirical observations that are not compatible with the adaptation hypothesis (see Näätänen et al. (2005) for a critical assessment on the adaptation view of Jääskeläinen et al., 2004).
Several publishers were initially concerned at the selection of Sadamoto to develop the manga adaptation, viewing him as "too passé to be bankable".
Unfortunately, Dawkins ignores those who are pursuing the interactor question alone; these researchers are not vulnerable to the criticisms he poses against the combined interactor-adaptation view.
The results suggest that recent human modeling advances for preview tracking can be extended to curve driving, by including the human's adaptation to viewing perspective, multiple feedback cues, and lane width.
This is especially troubling when it comes to adaptation, in view of the fact that African governments face major costs from adapting to climate change.
Shen et al. [10] proposed reduced mode selection, search range adaptation, and view-adaptive disparity estimation (VDAE) for MVC.
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Differences in approach, however, are in large part due to institutional inertia and the framing of policy debates: mitigation is viewed as an 'energy' issue whereas adaptation is viewed as a 'water' issue (two discourses).
Roy's adaptation model views the biopsychosocial individual as an adaptive system that must adapt to environmental stimuli [ 32].
