Sentence examples for arising from adaptation from inspiring English sources

Any inequalities arising from adaptation to the previous 1-second presentation are unlikely to have much of an effect on subsequent presentations.

The main result that flowed from this question was that robustness and linearization both arise from adaptation because it stretches out the f–I curve.

These results indicate a possible interplay of positive and negative sexual imprinting that may arise from adaptations to promote optimal outbreeding.

One theoretical expectation arising from local adaptation is that organisms adapted to their native environment should perform "better" than organisms transplanted from their native environment and acclimatized to a novel habitat.

Because perceptual fading involves both loss of signal about the presence of an object, and filling in of the background in place of the object, it is possible that the effect has both a retinal and a cortical component arising from neuronal adaptation and filling-in, respectively.

b) Identify any logistical problems and unanticipated issues arising from the adaptation and delivery of DAFNE as a course spread over 5 weeks.

Qualitative interviews were undertaken with a sub-sample of n=30 patients and their course educators (n=11) to help understand and interpret differences and similarities in outcomes between the two arms, and to identify logistical problems and unanticipated issues arising from the adaptation and delivery of a 5 week course.

However experiments that have explored the cellular and molecular responses to preconditioning and cross acclimation interventions have done so without due consideration of the whole body physiological implications arising from any observed adaptation or increased cellular tolerance [ 8].

We aimed to combine these approaches to test the hypothesis of genomic species arising from specific ecological adaptations.

We could hypothesize that these differences arise from the adaptation of molecular parameters, such as codon usage, polypeptide folding and resistance to inactivation by mammalian cell proteases.

This information could lead to hypotheses of the origin of the virus that circulated in Etosha National Park during 2011 and whether it originated from neighboring areas or arose from an adaptation to wildlife from cryptic endemic foci.