The phrase "and adaptive consequences of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the effects or outcomes that are flexible or responsive to changes in a particular situation or environment.
Example: "The study examines the adaptive consequences of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "and flexible outcomes of" or "and responsive effects of".
The significance of such CNVRs and the possible effect thereof needs to be ascertained and may hold interesting insight into the functional and adaptive consequence of CNVs in cattle.
We need to know how variation is created and selected for, and the adaptive consequences of interactions between environments and genes.
First, it poses specific hypotheses about where in evolution changes have arisen; these hypotheses may in turn anchor other hypotheses about specific genetic mechanisms of evolutionary change and the adaptive consequences of the change.
Additional research into the performance of subsequent generations in transplant environments could assess the long-term adaptive consequences of source population size and its effect on genetic variation, an issue of particular relevance for both the conservation of threatened species and invasive species biology (Theoharides and Dukes 2007; Frankham et al. 2014).
As the patients in this study were excluded if they had any form of knee pain or dysfunction, including restrictions in passive knee ROM, the observed differences at the knee joint are likely to be adaptive consequences of the structural changes and pain in the hip joint.
Results from this study provide numerous insights into the evolutionary history of the complex and will help refine the focus of studies examining the adaptive consequences of this gene expansion.
Whether the adaptive consequences of chronic hypoxia are sustained (eg, hibernation) and require prolonged tissue oxygenation to ameliorate gene expression and lead to an improvement in cardiac function and energy metabolism remains unclear, and further studies would be needed to investigate this possibility.
Liver enlargement and centrilobular hypertrophy were observed in all treated groups but were considered adaptive consequences of hydrocarbon-induced microsomal enzyme induction.
Verbeke, W., Belschak, F. & Bagozzi, R. P. The adaptive consequences of pride in personal selling.
The adaptive consequences of maternally-derived egg androgens seem to be more difficult to evaluate in precocial species.
