Sentence examples for adaptations to environments from inspiring English sources
These approaches often spring from long cultural traditions and recent adaptations to environments.
The divergence of HIFLEX and LOFLEX could represent different adaptations to environments differing in mean quality and variability, or indicate that a genetic polymorphism of reproductive investment reaction norms has evolved under a physiological tradeoff between reproductive investment flexibility and adult lifespan.
Production of secondary metabolites may also be important adaptations to environments such as soil, and may aid competition for resources such as plant matter.
Different ecotypes exhibit a range of adaptations to environments which also are important challenges faced in agricultural production systems, for example differences in flowering time, vernalization requirements [ 4], and disease resistance [ 5].
Considering that most genomic and metabolic features previously thought to be particular of C. glabrata are shared by the three most closely related Nakaseomyces, of which two are not natural inhabitants of the human gut, the most plausible explanation is that they result from adaptations to environments other than the human gut.
Evolutionary psychology examines, among other phenomena, how psychological adaptations to environment can help explain human behavior.
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.
Although land plant genes acquired through HGT are quite rare, they might play critical roles in adaptation to environments.
Results from this skellam model will obtain diverse insight into the genetic basis underlying adaptation to environments.
As the climate continues to change, adaptation to environments with fluctuating temperature regimes will become important for many at-risk species.
The frequent occurrence of Rhodococcus sp. in arid sites like deserts around the world may reflect their adaptation to environments with extreme conditions.
