Sentence examples for adequate adaptation from inspiring English sources

That is, organisms with slowed aging have been derived from organisms with a faster rate of aging; to use the language of adaptational biology, we have been able to extend the period of adequate adaptation from early life to later life.

But it warns that more abrupt changes would make adequate adaptation almost impossible.

That smash was followed by Piccadilly Jim (1936), a merely adequate adaptation of a P.G.

In this case, a decrease in EMG amplitude and duration would be an adequate adaptation.

The planner has two components: the analyser and the decider, that work together to plan the most adequate adaptation to the given context.

Also, mechanisms and national/international micro-financing tools for small-scale renewable energy projects should be developed in order to allow adequate adaptation of the vulnerable local populations.

However, this knowledge is usefully as long as if the CR can represent its knowledge in a way that enables to exploit it and to react to the environment by adequate adaptations of its operating configuration.

This suggests that these species from higher terrain do not yet have developed adequate adaptations to the high flood levels in the AF plots or, alternatively, may physiologically not be capable of doing so because they have adapted to drought.

The presented approach considers control-oriented experiment design to ensure adequate model adaptation (in probability) in terms of an admissible control performance level.

Caution is warranted in older patients in whom adequate dose adaptation and sound infection prophylaxis are advisable.

It has been postulated that on an evolutionary scale this change has occurred rapidly, in a time span too brief for adequate genetic adaptation [ 53- 55].