Sentence examples for adaptations to those from inspiring English sources

In such cases, evolutionary methods popular in sociobiology and the current evolutionary social sciences (such as optimality modeling) will make traits appear to be adaptations to those conditions when they are not.

While it is not currently possible to determine if white sharks possess similar adaptations to those of bigeye tuna, this study reveals that it is possible for an active endothermic fish to function aerobically in waters with O2 concentrations at 1.5 ml L−1.

If one searches for a natural compound which consistently transforms ordinary individuals into "superhumans" with optimal physiologic function, inducing similar physiologic adaptations to those observed from caloric restriction or exercise training, resveratrol and other known substances are bound to disappoint.

In 1997, the convention's 153 signatory countries agreed that developed countries would provide "new and additional" funds to assist "developing countries… particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change in meeting the costs of adaptation to those adverse effects".

Like we used to do in the traditional MAP adaptation, as it is uncertain to perform a full adaptation to those Gaussian components without enough observation speaker frames, those Gaussian components with minimum zero-order Baum-Welch statistics are not chosen to join in the adaptation process.

In many biological systems, prolonged exposure to agonists is associated with adaptation to those substances or their effects.

In addition, roles ascribed to clinicians, their styles of approach and patients' adaptation to those approaches were central to the decision-making process.

However, contemporary adaptation to those changed environments can boost these parameters and thereby aid population recovery (Gomulkiewicz and Holt 1995; Bell and Gonzalez 2009; Enberg et al. 2009).

This seems a fascinating possibility to consider in the particular case of stressful conditions persistence might not depend so much on a species' local adaptation to those conditions but rather on the simple convenience of being less maladapted than their enemies and competitors.

In this regard, comparisons with the aquatic members of the Alismatales will be necessary to distinguish between more general adaptations to the aquatic environment and those that are marine-specific.

Conversely, FAI patients might develop specific adaptations to raise those ratios and reduce pelvic anterior tilt while squatting in order to limit femoroacetabular engagement.