The phrase "as the adaptations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or relating something to the adaptations being discussed or referenced.
Example: "The species evolved rapidly, as the adaptations allowed them to thrive in changing environments."
Alternatives: "like the adaptations" or "similar to the adaptations".
Girl will be released by the BBC as part of its Pride and Prejudice collection of landmark LGBT dramas such as the adaptations of Jeanette Winterson's Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit and Hanif Kureshi's The Buddha of Suburbia.
As the adaptations were started from the same population, no conclusion can be drawn from the similarity of genetic changes between the adaptations.
As the adaptations to parasitism become more pronounced and manifest themselves in organisms with reduced photosynthetic activity like C. gronovii, some coding regions of the plastid genome, responsible mainly for plastid gene expression, have become affected.
It will aid not only analysis of the invasive biology of this parasite, assisting in identifying the origins of invading populations as well as the adaptations that may be selected in the new European host, but also in the investigation of the acquisition of parasitism in the great clade of animal parasites, Spirurina.
The adaptive spatial differentiation method is considered as well as the adaptation of grid resolutions.
The design of the adaptive observer is realized using a linear observer and a Recursive Instrumental Variable method as the adaptation algorithm.
The option including adaptation was discarded, as the adaptation is essentially included in nearly every other option presented to the Copenhagen Consensus.
If you were combing the show for overarching themes, Orientalism, defined as the adaptation of Asian motifs to Western forms, is a strong candidate.
We should focus on strengthening the role of multilateral institutions, such as the adaptation fund in channeling the adaptation resources.Estimates suggest less than 10% of current climate finance flows are going to support adaptation.
After all, novels of all kinds seem to stroll routinely onto the screen; and as the adaptation of Michael Cunningham's Pulitzer Prize-winning "The Hours" has recently reminded us, acclaimed fiction can give rise to acclaimed film.
This was described as the adaptation response to stress.
