Sentence examples for adaptive perspective from inspiring English sources

If WSSV genome size is linked to replicative fitness [8], [19], we can make use of this adaptive perspective to better understand the underlying dynamics.

Whereas the impairment in learning ability is difficult to explain from an adaptive perspective, the increased food competition ability of the offspring appears adaptive in an environment where food availability is unpredictable.

Our findings show that chickens in a stochastic light environment, which includes an unpredictable access to food, showed modification of their foraging behavior which is in line with what could be expected from an adaptive perspective.

Just as a less variable HPA activation in response to conventional laboratory procedures mediates the reduced within-group variation, so also, from an evolutionary adaptive perspective, laboratory rodents should be adjusted to their specific adult conditions rather than to some sort of environmental challenge.

Why would such inbreeding strategies be successful and what are the implications from an adaptive perspective?

From an evolutionary and adaptive perspective, this local inflammatory response represents an active and structured response to tissue invasion by micro-organisms or unrecognized cells.

Insights arising from Complex Adaptive Systems theory advocate the need for more adaptive perspectives on natural resources management.

This paper presents a study on self-tuning control strategies with generalized minimum variance control in a fixed two degree of freedom structure or simply GMV2DOF within two adaptive perspectives.

From a complex adaptive system perspective on HD theoretical processes, economic progress is a necessary condition for successful secularization and expressive political behavior, which are antecedents for lasting democratic institutions.

From an adaptive landscape perspective, this neutral change can be seen as meanderings along neutral ridges in the landscape [47], [48].

While many texts used the term 'complexity', organic metaphors that reflected a complex adaptive system perspective ('co-design', 'evolution', 'dynamic system', 'interdependence') were rare.