The phrase "adaptive potentially" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the potential for adaptability in systems, processes, or behaviors, but it would be clearer if rephrased.
Example: "The new software is adaptive potentially, allowing it to adjust to user preferences over time."
Alternatives: "potentially adaptable" or "capable of adaptation."
Research on aggressive driving may be enhanced by greater attention to adaptive, potentially risk-reducing traits.
Domains with high degree of networking versatility appear to be evolutionary adaptive, potentially through functional innovations.
This dose/response phenomenon is termed hormesis and represents an evolutionarily conserved process of adaptive, potentially beneficial responses to low doses of a stressor agent/condition (Calabrese et al. 2007).
A robust genomic estimator of evolutionary potential would comprise weighted estimates of all adaptive or potentially adaptive genetic (including coding, regulatory and cryptic, see below), and epigenetic, variation.
By disrupting outdated practices, many transpartisans believe that old institutions can evolve to serve a more digital, innovative, adaptive, and potentially sustainable culture.
However, there are few concerns related to polymyxin monotherapy, the primary being the emergence of heteroresistance and adaptive resistance, potentially leading to clinical failure [ 5- 7].
Recent advances in population genomics have made it possible to detect previously unidentified structure, obtain more accurate estimates of demographic parameters, and explore adaptive divergence, potentially revolutionizing the way genetic data are used to manage wild populations.
According to this view, SREs may occur as part of a presumably adaptive (but potentially vestigial or maladaptive) opportunistic reaction norm: if selection for semelparity is not strong, an SRE can realize additional fitness.
We propose that during the early stages of PD and prior to nigral cell death, microglia up-regulate MHC II, which may be reflective of presentation of self or foreign antigens to tissue-specific T-cells or be an adaptive and potentially beneficial immune response.
Furthermore, population genetic analyses of hybrid zones have revealed a prominent role for assortative mating, conspecific pollen precedence, and selection in determining the ultimate genetic makeup of late-generation hybrid individuals [ 23], with adaptive introgression potentially contributing during the formation of natural hybrid zones [reviewed by [ 8, 27, 28]].
Therefore, consideration of common pathophysiologic traits shared in these disease states may facilitate the development of novel therapeutic approaches by encouraging a shift in our perspective to a position that recognizes the adaptive, and potentially reversible, nature of myocyte remodeling during chronic stress.
