Sentence examples for adaptive rationale from inspiring English sources
Our results add to the accumulating literature investigating the adaptive rationale for exhibiting heightened fear responses when viewing trypophobic imagery.
The classic paradigm of an evolutionary explanation is an adaptive rationale: feature X exists by virtue of benefit Y.
Gardner writes that "Mayr gave a firmly historical interpretation of ultimate explanations" (but then takes issue with this, and recasts ultimate causation as "adaptive rationale").
These types of genomic alterations are causative in cytoplasmic male sterility (CMS) in a wide range of plant species [ 10], implying an adaptive rationale for the genomic phenomena [ 11].
The ultimate cause of scrambling, in the CNE model, is not an adaptive rationale, but a dynamic in which a gratuitous unscrambling capacity opens the door for the system to wander into a morass of scrambled configurations.
Presumably, the loss of regulation for some repair genes (e.g. ruvCAB) in the β-Proteobacteria and the regulation of DNA glycosilases (tag) and competence genes (comM) follows a similar, if not so obvious, adaptive rationale.
In the former guise, CNE models provide an alternative to adaptive rationales for some cases of seemingly inordinate complexity.
In this study, a mathematical model to quantitatively compute the multiple sources of workload with a cognitive architecture, Adaptive Control of Thought – Rationale (ACT-R), is proposed, which at the same time reflects the effect of time pressure.
Despite constituting only a small fraction of most genomes, genes and their adjacent regulatory regions have been the usual focus of studies of adaptive variation under the rationale that they are the regions of discernible function.
This is the rationale of the adaptive beamformer orthogonal rejection test (ABORT [8] and whitened ABORT (W-ABORT [9].
It is used to depict facets of the decision making strategy and rationale of an adaptive system at the preliminary level of requirements.
