Another possibility is that coevolved sets of loci present in the lab-adapted population were, by chance, adaptive in the novel high salt environment.
Thus, other forms of prior adaptation facilitate invasion when traits that are adaptive in the native range are, essentially by chance, adaptive in the introduced range as well.
Although children's affective, behavioral, and cognitive responses and adaptations toward restoring a level of emotional security may be adaptive in the IPV context, they may be maladaptive in other contexts (e.g., school, peer contacts).
He was born with a condition that forced him to learn a series of skills and adapt a certain series of traits that proved to be incredibly adaptive in the world of business.
Maybe, instead, we want to say it is fitting because it is evolutionarily adaptive in the way that fear is.
Characterologic qualities not normally valued in close circles of friends become adaptive in the world of politics...narcissism and psychopathy.
Healthy economies are by definition adaptive: in the case of Kobe, other Japanese ports picked up the slack until it was back on line.
For example, even if rape was adaptive in the distant past, a notion that even many of Dr. Thornhill and Dr. Palmer's like-minded colleagues think dubious, that would not mean that it is excusable or should not be heavily punished.
The fact that Pavlovian conditioning may result in apparently maladaptive behaviour in the artificial confines of the experimental psychologist's laboratory, however, does not mean that it is not adaptive in the real world.
The same data also allow continual assessment of his abilities and shortcomings, letting schools, teachers and parents understand both the pupil himself and the way human beings learn.Such learning called "adaptive" in the trade is not the only advantage technology offers to today's teachers and pupils.
