The phrase "adaption to change" is not correct; the correct term is "adaptation to change." You can use it when discussing how individuals or organizations adjust to new circumstances or environments.
Example: "The company's successful adaptation to change allowed it to thrive during the economic downturn."
Alternatives: "adjustment to change" or "response to change."
Processes that only occur on longer time-scales were not included in the model such as regulatory effects on gene expression due to adaption to changes in the environmental conditions as, e.g., from aerobic to anaerobic growth.
This result may represent an adaption to changes in sensory or motor system to make walking safer with increasing age [ 16].
In their transition from water to land, emerging plant lineages had to evolve an array of genetic mechanisms that would allow for rapid adaption to changes in light and stress from desiccation, whereas simultaneously being restricted by their sedentary life form.
Therefore, metabolomics can give an instantaneous snapshot of the physiological status of the cells, which tells people how the metabolic profile of a complex biological system is changed in response to stress like adverse factors, environmental alterations or physiological adaption to dietary change (Patel and Ahmed, 2015; Zhang et al., 2014; Gibbons et al., 2015).
Thus, Land System Science has emerged to serve as a platform for integration of these different dimensions of global environmental change research, and aims at offering potential options for mitigation and adaption to environmental change, for example through modified land system architecture [ 1].
This observation indicates that the unconventional conservation of SSSGP-encoding genes might be linked to adaption to environmental changes such as a change in host plants.
Nevertheless, GMO research is expected to continue to satisfy food security concerns and adaption to climate change.
On April 16, Solomon Hsiang, the Chancellor's Associate Professor of Public Policy at the University of California, Berkeley, and the Center's Noosheen Hashemi Visiting Scholar, will lead a discussion on data for adaption to climate change, moderated by Marshall Burke.
NGOs and treasuries are debating whether funds should go, for example, to national treasuries; to the Global Fund to fight Aids, TB and Malaria, or to the UN for mitigation and adaption to climate change.
