The phrase "adaptations to limitations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how individuals or systems adjust or modify themselves in response to certain constraints or challenges.
Example: "The team's success was largely due to their adaptations to limitations imposed by the budget cuts."
Alternatives: "adjustments to constraints" or "modifications in response to challenges."
The various hypotheses proposed include adaptations to food limitation, thermoregulation, mobility in the forest, and/or short lifespan [52].
Conversely, an examination of iron uptake genes from the Global Ocean Sampling database identified a number of iron uptake and metabolism genes that showed evidence of positive selection, suggesting adaptations to nutrient limitation that echo the quantitative study of Patel et al.
Boot and colleagues have distinguished four profiles of adaptation to functional limitations in workers with asthma and COPD: the eager, the adjusted, the cautious, and the worried [ 40].
Previous studies have shown that cancer patients' emotional and functional well-being increase in the absence of corresponding increase in physical well-being, suggesting adaptation to physical limitations [ 34- 36].
Health condition is one of the basic factors of high QoL and SwL [ 16], and the level of acceptance of the illness has a significant influence on the adaptation to the limitations imposed by the illness [ 17].
The level of acceptance of the illness has an important effect on the adaptation to the limitations imposed by the illness, dependence on others and evaluation of the patient's own value [ 17].
A number of examples of adaptive gene amplification have been identified, primarily in cases of microbial adaptation to nutrient limitation and in human cancers [44].
The aim of this study was to evaluate the impact of ecophysiological and morphological adaptation to water limitation on the biomass production and water use efficiency of black locust.
As reported from other studies (Tipton and White [1995]; Rashidi et al. [2011]; Schurr et al. [2000]; Niu et al. [2008]), adaptation to water limitation also implies morphological changes.
A better integration of different, yet interactive, traits in their role in the plant's adaptation to water limitation is highly needed by having a better understanding of the dynamics of plant water use under both under well-watered conditions and upon exposure to water deficits [66].
