Sentence examples for be adaptive in that from inspiring English sources
This behaviour seems to be adaptive in that large insects can add their air-speed to the wind speed, thus maximizing their displacement distance in a given time.
The observed orientation directions are often close to the downwind direction and this would seemingly be adaptive in that large insects could add their self-propelled speed to the wind speed, thus maximising their displacement in a given time.
The gain in wet weight before birth (a 4-fold increase on average) could be adaptive in that larger larvae often exhibit better survivorship (Hare and Cowen 1997).
In many contexts, milder illusions, while factually inaccurate, appear to be adaptive in that they encourage individuals to persist at difficult goals and help individuals cope with negative situations such as breast cancer [ 28].
A second hypothesis, which we refer to as the 'adaptive hypothesis', proposes that behavioural syndromes may be adaptive in that they functionally integrate several traits that work well together [ 12, 14, 15].
Like AIT and control theory, this effect of mood on level of goal/action identification is hypothesised to be adaptive in that it matches the level of cognitive processing to situational need (Beukeboom & Semin, 2005; Bless, Schwarz, Clore, Golisano, & Rabe, 1996; Forgas, 2008).
This is because each part of the life cycle is adaptive in that, through natural selection, certain characteristics have evolved for each stage that enable the organism to survive.
Unlike standard group-sequential tests, our method is adaptive in that it allows the group size at the second look to be a function of the observed test statistic at the first look.
On the contrary, the relatively peaceful coexistence between neighbouring individuals is adaptive in that it avoids the costs of frequent fights [49].
Tests are adaptive, in that the level of difficulty is adjusted accordingly depending upon performance.
Our approach (SeqEM) seeks to provide a principled statistical framework that is adaptive in that it does not rely on prespecified or known allele frequency information.
