The phrase "adaptive possibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or potential changes that can be made in response to varying circumstances or environments.
Example: "The research focused on the adaptive possibilities of species in changing climates."
Alternatives: "flexible options" or "responsive alternatives".
The opposite of canalisation has been termed 'capacitance' to highlight the adaptive possibilities that can come with the expression of new heritable phenotypic variation [ 250, 126, 253, 254].
Maybe one of the most relevant is the coexistence in the population of multiple adaptive possibilities that can provide selective advantages by different molecular mechanisms.
We can reasonably speculate that, depending on the initial mechanisms of shock, its magnitude, and the adaptive possibilities of each patient, SvO2 will cover a wide range of values and will not provide by itself clear indications for guiding therapy.
An alternative to this adaptive hypothesis is the possibility that a high rate of ribosomal protein retroposition has left many intact, but non-functional copies in the two rodent genomes, though the rate of retroposition for this class of genes is in fact increased in humans relative to mouse [50].
"It doesn't sound like those actions have been explored, so I think they should pause before they do any more spring cleaning or whatever, to really investigate the adaptive reuse possibilities here," Ms. Kersavage said.
In its "active" form, which facilitates analysis of multiple decision possibilities, adaptive management appears to have significant potential for public health adaptation efforts, particularly at the local to regional scale.
Presupplementation with vitamin C (Khassaf et al., 2003) or other antioxidants (Jackson et al., 2004) reduced these adaptive responses, supporting the possibility that these adaptations were regulated by ROS.
Our results are consistent with the possibility of adaptive radiation from a single, mostly hybrid population, and with the possibility of hybridization and backcrossing following introduction of T. ramosissima in the north and T. chinensis in the south.
By having a theoretic account of life/cognition in autopoiesis, developments in fields such as synthetic biology and plant neurobiology 4,9,30,38,48,56 may be interrelated, sometimes revealing "hidden potentialities that remained unexpressed in the theory of autopoiesis: the possibility of adaptive autopoiesis".
Another possibility is adaptive cruise control, a device that maintains the truck's speed on the open road but automatically applies the brakes if it senses something stopped or moving slowly ahead.
Stochastic adaptive control gives a possibility to deal with uncertainties in system descriptions.
