Sentence examples for adaptive processes in the from inspiring English sources
Stark differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic genomes have sparked debate regarding the relative importance of neutral versus adaptive processes in the evolution of genome architecture [2], [3], [6] [8], as well as the relative importance of epigenetic phenomena [9].
This can be explained by adaptive processes in the skin: pigment induction and skin thickening.
The mechanical stimulus from body weight may thus not be high enough for peri-implant adaptive processes in the bones.
Specific studies will be necessary to understand its role in adaptive processes in the C. impatiens lineage.
This may point to significant adaptive processes in the group of animals that has been subjected to mechanical stimulation (massage) of tendons under load during the running training.
3) Identical fictive and real odor waveform leads to measureable differences in OSN activity owing to adaptive processes in the OSN during odor stimuli.
If adaptive processes in these areas were to underlie the observed effects, one might expect absolute curvature to be the relevant stimulus parameter.
Worse, it seems that there have been few, if any, attempts to dissect the relative contributions of genetic and epigenetic changes to the adaptive process in the context of endangered species.
Although the respective roles of adaptive versus non-adaptive processes in the maintenance of gene duplicates have been much debated (for general reviews see [ 15- 18]), gene duplication should increase the occurrence of adaptation for several reasons.
This is consistent with some earlier empirical observations [ 84, 85] and with the original hypothesis by Lynch and Conery [ 21], linking effective population size (N e) to genome size and proposing a central role of non-adaptive processes in the evolution of genome architecture.
On the other hand, the observed size constancy for shape responses in other parts of the brain, such as the inferotemporal cortex [26], [27], suggests that there could also be adaptive processes in which the relative curvature, or "shape", was the important feature.
