Sentence examples for be indicative of adaptation from inspiring English sources
In order to quantify which strategy was associated with the best adaptation for shift work, we selected the nurses who were currently working night-shift and performed a multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) using multiple variables that could be indicative of adaptation.
Interestingly, the lac gene cluster in S. macedonicus contains two 6-phospho-beta-galactosidase (lacG) genes that may be indicative of adaptation of this particular species to milk.
The recurrent evolution of loss-of-function FRI alleles (FRIΔ) among A. thaliana ecotypes was thought to be indicative of adaptation to environments with short or unpredictable seasons due to their effect in reducing flowering time (Scarcelli et al. 2007).
A shift in reproductive schedule towards earlier reproduction would be indicative of adaptation in our imposed life-cycle, while longevity is expected to evolve as a response to the harm that males impinge on hermaphrodites upon mating.
In cases where distantly related taxa inhabit similar, or sympatric habitats, the presence of similar characteristics may be indicative of adaptation: in the open ocean, features such as a fusiform (or thunniform) body and silvering are present in a breadth of organisms to aid in hunting and predator avoidance (e.g. [ 16]).
Recent studies reported A. baumannii from animals and vegetables [2], [49], [50], and the metabolic versatility of a clone I isolate [40] is indicative of adaptation to diverse habitats.
The reduced synthesis of ribosomal proteins is indicative of adaptation to a slower growth rate following recovery from a nutritional shift-down.
Despite the fact that the loci with signatures of balancing selection might have been indicative of adaptation to the laboratory environment, at least some of them might have been false positives.
Such shift may be indicative of cultural adaptation during the program.
Additional analyses, particularly of a larger set of brown bears, are necessary to determine whether this substitution may be under selection in a portion of their range, which could be indicative of local adaptation in cellular respiration.
Whole-genome analysis identifies Californian haplotypes from the northern-most populations as highly distinctive, with a significant excess of amino acid changes that may be indicative of molecular adaptation; D-loop sequences fail to identify this unique mitochondrial lineage.
