Sentence examples for an adaption to from inspiring English sources

One widespread boreal tree, the black spruce, owes its success to an adaption to fire.

Thus, this work presents an approach for the design of the storage material as an adaption to its utilization in moving bed reactors.

The second modification of Mann's iteration method (1.1) is an adaption to (1.3) for finding a zero of an -accretive operator, for which we assume that the zero set.

As reusable components have to be adaptable to different customer requirements, the possibility of including variability within the reusable components is provided, to allow an adaption to the plant under construction.

It is arguable if the filamentous morphology of the microorganisms was an adaption to the deteriorated distribution of nutrients due to the disturbed mixing in both reactors because the filamentous structure allows an improved nutrient absorption or whether the microorganisms were obligatory filamentous.

The production of surface active or emulsifying compounds as secondary metabolites and the release of enzymes envolved may serve as a tool for an accession of nutrients, swarming, or defense of habitat and displays an adaption to living conditions in the acrotelm of peat-bog areas.

The system is designed in a way that allows an easy adaption to various extraction procedures.

The molecular mechanisms of the dual function of CEACAM1 in human T cells is still unclear but may be an functional adaption to the acquisition of a second ITIM in its cytoplasmic tail [ 12].

Cr VI) induced cell transformation is a multistep process in which cells go through an initial adaption to Cr VI -induced Cr VI -induced toxicell, then deathandd anchorage-independentoxicity, and withenime acquiredisplayednsformed phenotype.

The application of fractal modeling, because of the heterogeneous nature of reservoirs, has an appropriate adaption to real reservoirs.

Increases in the proportion of fatty acids being esterified or oxidized may be an important adaption to prevent the development of fatty liver and of dyslipidemia.