Sentence examples for an alternative adaptation from inspiring English sources

Mobility was still practised at both sites, mostly at Bokspits as an alternative adaptation strategy.

Three realisation conditions and an alternative adaptation scheme will be proposed.

Yet, an alternative adaptation strategy (not considered here) would also consist in increasing forage (hay, silage) stocks to reduce risks of low NPP available for grazing.

Mandible and palate length are generally good predictors of operational tongue length in most nectarivores [ 18] (but see [ 45, 46] for an alternative adaptation in Anoura fistulata).

To circumvent this problem, fed-batch mode was used as an alternative adaptation strategy, which led to effective substrate degradation and high 1,3-propanediol and butyrate production.

Here we speculate that the reduction of stamen number might be an alternative adaptation, in that it may reduce pollen production and therefore might be favored by natural selection.

Fed-batch mode turned out to be a valid alternative adaptation strategy, overcoming inhibition problems related to crude glycerol composition but was also associated with H2S production, thus implying the use of continuous mode to better select and adapt anaerobic sludge to the conversion of animal fat derived crude glycerol.

When efficiency measures are provided for a range of alternative adaptation measures, policy makers are enabled to select measures using efficiency and other criteria, based on policy goals. 1 study was identified and is presented below.

We also tested an alternative "environmental adaptation" hypothesis, that howler monkey hyoids are adapted to produce different frequency vocalizations in different habitats [ 22], by analyzing data on net primary productivity.

The research developed and applied a system dynamics model in support of the multidimensional evaluation of alternative adaptation strategies over a long-term planning period for coastal communities facing changing environmental conditions from more frequent severe storms and sea-level rise.

Further exploration and incorporation of alternative adaptation assumptions remains an area of continued interest for future expansions of this research effort.