Sentence examples for adaptations to either from inspiring English sources

However, most authors did not make any adaptations to either the interview or the questionnaire used to assess anxiety in ASD.

that are specific for adaptation to either heat stress or desiccation/rehydration.

Ancestral character trait reconstructions indicate that these clades show adaptation to either an errant or a sedentary lifestyle, with alteration of accompanying morphological traits such as peristaltic movement, parapodia and sensory perception.

Therefore, adaptation to either of the modalities by themselves seems to play little role in producing the forward transition.

These findings suggest that visual feedback of the hand during movement is not necessary for the adaptation to either stable or unstable novel dynamics.

Because the type III secretion system secretes both ExoS and ExoU, the adaptation to either one of these exoenzymes almost certainly involved interaction with different target eukaryotic organisms.

We report here that adaptation to either real or imagined faces produces a similar shift in perception and that identity boundaries represented in real and imagined faces are equivalent.

It is unlikely that the enhanced forelimb strength of Smilodon represents an adaptation to either digging or swimming, rather than prey-killing, given that its distal unguals are retractile and shaped like those of felids rather than diggers [47] and a specialization for swimming would be quite surprising among felids.

In the case of reciprocal collateral sensitivity, adaptation to either antibiotic sensitizes against the other antibiotic of the pair.

Following adaptation to either crowded-noise or crowded-blank regions, the same pattern was evident, peaking with a lower magnitude of ±5°.

Homologs of most of these genes are present in other soil-borne and plant pathogenic bacteria, suggesting that they may play a role in adaptation to either environmental conditions or unique hosts.