The phrase "adaptive regime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems, policies, or frameworks that are flexible and capable of adjusting to changing conditions or environments.
Example: "The adaptive regime implemented by the organization allowed it to respond effectively to market fluctuations and customer needs."
Alternatives: "flexible system" or "responsive framework".
By contrast, sites in the adaptive regime (f > σ ˜ ) have a high degree of adaptation and generate most of the fitness flux.
The emergent neutrality regime, the adaptive regime, and the deleterious passenger regime are marked by color shading.
There is still a clear grading of genomic sites into an emergent neutrality regime and an adaptive regime, which is again marked by color shading.
As discussed above, a global reduction in selection efficacy fails to capture the adaptive regime, where mutations have a fixation probability approaching the single-site value 2σ.
There are two distinct forager-farmer adaptive regimes evidenced in the ethnographic record: an ancillary and surplus cultivation regime.
The initial allocation by itself had nothing to do with the formal policy objectives of: stabilizing annual harvest rates, simplifying regulatory requirements, fostering efficient operations, or establishing a flexible and adaptive management regime (see Section 3.1.2 above).
It encodes a beta-type insulin and inhibits dauer formation [ 49] and influences adult life-span, two potentially important life-history traits that could be under selection during the adaptive recovery regime of the experiment.
Trial designs for dynamic (adaptive) treatment regimes, psychiatric research, cancer.
Adaptive management regimes will be required for each management alternative consistent with intended goals and priorities.
The tremendous degree of genetic and environmental variability in expression and plasticity available from this restricted sample of S. cerevisiae diversity suggests a substantial potential for phenotypic drift in expression under neutral regimes and adaptive evolution under selective regimes in natural populations.
Thus, Polly could distinguish the effects of different selection regimes and adaptive landscapes.
