Sentence examples for be an adaption to from inspiring English sources

Breeding pairs of P. pulcher have been known to adopt similarly aged fry from conspecifics in aquarium trials, and it has been suggested this may be an adaption to reduce predation on their own fry.

The increased stigma longevity appears to be an adaption to the low availability of pollinators at high elevation.

The extremely high stigma longevity found here appears to be an adaption to life at high elevation that can increase opportunities for cross-pollination.

While the low genomic mutation rate found in thermophiles might be an adaption to extreme temperature conditions [33], the mutation rate of the mesophilic halophile, H. volcanii was also found to be extremely low with 4.5×10−4 mutations per genome per replication [5].

This difference might be an adaption to different fungal habitats and substrates [ 42, 45].

A lot of work demonstrated that metabolic change might be an adaption to tumor microenvironment and aberrant oncogene activation or tumor suppressor loss.

The second modification of Mann's iteration method (1.1) is an adaption to (1.3) for finding a zero of an -accretive operator, for which we assume that the zero set.

It is arguable if the filamentous morphology of the microorganisms was an adaption to the deteriorated distribution of nutrients due to the disturbed mixing in both reactors because the filamentous structure allows an improved nutrient absorption or whether the microorganisms were obligatory filamentous.

The high basal (resting state) cAMP level in IPC cells may therefore be an adaption required to activate the PKA enough to sustain proliferation.

This was considered to be due to an adaption to 'exercise specific peak forces' experienced during running [ 63].

Increases in the proportion of fatty acids being esterified or oxidized may be an important adaption to prevent the development of fatty liver and of dyslipidemia.