Sentence examples for be a physiological adaptation from inspiring English sources
Increased relative cecum (filled) weights, evident in both sexes of 5.0% group and females of 1.25% and 2.5% groups, were considered to be a physiological adaptation.
As a consequence we propose that the increase of TSH during early pregnancy following ART procedures could be considered to be a physiological adaptation and not an expression of hypothyroidism.
The notion that visceral obesity may be a physiological adaptation to chronic or repeated stress first came to fruition in the early 1980s through the clinical research of Per Björntorp [ 50, 51].
69 An increase in mammary blood flow is observed concurrently with the fall in progesterone close to parturition, and is thought to be a physiological adaptation to increase volume of secretions within the gland.
Reproductive success in wild barley under drought stress is not an ecotype-specific trait that evolved as a local adaptation, but appears to be a physiological adaptation which evolved similarly in different regions and which is characterized by an increased evolutionary flexibility.
This duration was a physiological adaptation of hydrogen-producing bacteria that depends on several factors such as pH, temperature, nutrient, germinant availability and others (Valdez-Vazquez and Poggi-Varaldo 2009).
State transition is a physiological adaptation mechanism that balances the distribution of the light energy absorbed by phycobilisomes between PS I and PS II in cyanobacteria [46], [47].
Uncoupling is a physiological adaptation process, normally regulated by specific proteins [ 5].
There are various arguments for the idea that the regional differences in blood flow during ventricular pacing are a physiological adaptation to the differences in mechanical work.
With the exception of hibernating and migrating animals (in which weight gain is a physiological adaptation linked to the absence of caloric intake during a defined period), only domesticated animals are known to display obesity-related problems.
To determine whether the blunted agonist responses were due directly to the exposure to hyperglycemia or were a physiological adaptation to long term diabetes, cultured rat aortic VSMCs were grown in high glucose.
