Sentence examples for adapted to differing environments from inspiring English sources

It has also been experimentally shown that the crossing of genotypes adapted to differing environments can negatively impact growth (Tymchuk et al. 2007).

Among conifers Douglas fir is considered closely adapted to differing environments and regression models between canonical variates and climate resulted in R values of 0.50 and 0.68 (St. Clair et al. 2005).

Not that the work can't adapt to different environments.

These morphological differences are likely to constitute adaptations to differing environments.

"No two grounds are the same, which means there is a fantastic challenge in adapting to differing conditions for each match".

As millennials manage, they have to adapt to differing working styles and preferences, especially from those that are older than themselves.

What is important, in his opinion, is to be "flexible, to adapt to differing cultures and circumstances" and above all, "be open-minded," he says.

The ability to adjust nutrient oxidation to the availability of fuels is an important mechanism for organisms to adapt to differing physiological and nutritional conditions.

The transition from unadapted to an adapted state for the N'Dama, Adaptaur, Senepol and Criollo could also involve elements of phenotypic plasticity, defined as the ability of a genotype to produce more than one phenotype in response to differing environments (Scheiner 1993; de Jong 2005; Fordyce 2006).

Message: Organisms are adapted to specific environments.

Humans have adapted to mountainous environments just as Charles Darwin predicted.