Sentence examples for area adaptation from inspiring English sources

Homologous area adaptation occurs during the early critical period of development.

American neuroscientist Jordan Grafman has identified four other types of neuroplasticity, known as homologous area adaptation, compensatory masquerade, cross-modal reassignment, and map expansion.

Grafman and Litvan [ 20] have identified four major forms of neuroplasticity: map expansion (mainly due to skill learning), cross-modal reassignment (by rewiring following injury), homologous area adaptation (the shift of function, often to the opposite hemisphere, due to injury in early life), and compensatory masquerade (an alternative processing strategy for a task).

An exception was the inclusion in the same cluster of MKZ and NAJ breeds in spite of their rather distant distribution areas, adaptation to different climates and different production purposes.

"We're living in an era of assessment, not yet in an area of adaptation," he said.

He goes on to voice concern that "too little is being done in the area of adaptation to changes in climatic conditions that have already started and will continue even with successful mitigation programs".

Despite the recently reported genetic and morphological differences between the populations in our study area, local adaptation at the embryo level is small, non-existent, or confined to ecological conditions that our experiment could not capture.

Another contributing factor for the poor performance of the RILs could be that most of the experimental sites were outside of South-Central America, the area of adaptation of the two parents.

Another potential focus area for adaptation could be improving sanitation and drinking water by supporting inexpensive and effective water treatment and increasing rainwater harvesting, safe storage, and gray-water reuse.

To this end, we tested whether the areas expressing adaptation showed a difference between hysteresis and no hysteresis trials, and whether the areas expressing hysteresis showed a linear effect of AR.

This is extremely dangerous, because the same science also has to inform other policy areas, particular adaptation to climate change.