Sentence examples for adapting to environments from inspiring English sources
Results show that robots governed by a chaotic dynamic are more efficient at adapting to environments never experience during evolution, demonstrating robustness towards novel and unpredictable situations.
Photoperiod sensitivity also results in plants not adapting to environments outside the ecogeographical ranges of their wild ancestors and is the major obstacle of exchange between different geographical regions.
Each polyploidization event combines genes in novel ways, potentially producing a lineage with new phenotypes, capable of surviving and adapting to environments outside the range of its parent lineages [ 5, 9, 10].
Diversified conglomerates can adapt to environments rife with political and financial risks.
Many are reluctant to investigate, or even discuss, how wildlife might adapt to environments that have been transformed by humans.
Natural selection changes the fitness by accumulating tiny variations from generation to generation to adapt to environments.
The ability to adapt to environments with fluctuating nutrient availability is vital for bacterial survival.
R-selection favours organisms adapted to environments requiring fast, copious reproduction and dispersal.
Darwin proposed that species adapt to environment, the better-adapted breed having the better chances of survival.
This study addressed the following questions: (i) Are A. gerardii ecotypes locally adapted to environment across the precipitation gradient?
No. What are your favourite examples of animals adapting to urban environments?
