Sentence examples for adjustment of organisms from inspiring English sources

In this manuscript we provide the first data on the thermal tolerance of terrestrial organisms strictly restricted to the deep subterranean environment, an ideal scenario for testing the long term adjustment of organisms to their environments.

Cave organisms are thus an ideal model to test the long term evolutionary adjustment of organisms to the temperature of their habitats [ 14], although there is very limited information available on their comparative thermal tolerances (see Discussion).

But he suggests that the order to be found in the universe, in particular the adjustments of organisms for the ends of survival and reproduction, provides grounds for tentatively accepting the existence of a creator.

Such in silico studies have broadened our understanding of genomic repertoires essential for the growth and adjustment of the organisms to altering environmental challenges [ 4].

Taking up Spencer's view that the adjustment of the organism to the environment is the basic feature of mental evolution, James charges that Spencer projects his own vision of what ought to be onto the phenomena he claims to describe.

Cell non-autonomous responses to DNA damage are thus likely to play a major role not only in tumor suppression, but also in the physiological adjustments of the organism with aging.

Through adjustment of their molecular interactions, organisms tend to maintain a proper, beneficial, or stable state in response to changes in such conditions [ 33].

The molecular machineries translating its electromagnetic energy (photons) into the chemical language of cells transmit vital signals for adjustment of virtually every living organism to its habitat.

This spontaneous adjustment of genome structure allows the organisms to retain the same average fitness loss per replication, despite the higher impact of single gene mutations.

In this case, MALDI-TOF VMS aided management by providing an early identification of an unusual and inherently resistant organism, allowing adjustment of the antibiotic regimen (Table 3).

Adjustments will be made assuming that the observed distribution of organisms is representative of all IID cases.