Sentence examples for associated adaptation from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, associated adaptation of connective tissues in absence of desmin was modelled as an additional elastic element.

Another example of lipid-A associated adaptation is found in Y. pestis.

Figure 8 presents the Annual Adaptive Capacity measures for the 50 years of the planning period under the Worst Case storms and the associated adaptation strategies scenarios R2 (Protect), R3 (Accommodate), and R4 (Retreat).

Such radical loss of an extreme EP mating system with all associated adaptations from a lineage of biologically very similar species indicates that evolutionary inertia does not necessarily constrain interspecific variation in EPP.

The "less-is-more" hypothesis suggests that gene loss can be adaptive in some cases, although it is intuitive to consider gene loss as neutral or non-adaptive, and to associate adaptation with the gain of new genes [ 29].

This figure essentially provides a useful road map notating which of the top isolates (Table  2) were obtained from each phase, such that it may be possible to associate adaptation method with specific genetic changes obtained.

The inefficiency associated with link adaptation can be handled by scalable video coding (SVC) for the multicast/broadcast service.

Phenomena associated with adaptation are not considered here, so a constant level of adaptation is assumed.

We conclude that guppies show little local adaptation to oil pollution, which might result from the challenges associated with adaptation to particularly stressful environments.

For the determinants associated with adaptation, we will use the dataset containing all prescriptions for drugs potentially subject to adaptation.

Subjectively, the inhibitory activity is reflected in many of the phenomena associated with adaptation to light or its reverse.