Sentence examples for both the adaptation of from inspiring English sources

It entailed both the adaptation of the original program as well as the implementation of subsequent related innovation.

Development may be regarded as both the adaptation of the initial innovation, as well as the implementation of subsequent related innovation.

Specialised hospitals should allow community health care services to be more involved in both the adaptation of HMV and long-term follow-up care.

Another consideration in the long-term effectiveness of associational resistance as conferred by the neighbour's volatiles is that the non-static nature of the signal, mediated by temperature, might also help slow both the adaptation of herbivores to the scent [ 57] and the evolution of breaking host plant resistance by herbivores.

We include energetic traits here because, although little studied, they could have important ramifications both for the adaptation of wild mammal populations to their environment and the predictive ability of species distribution models (sensu Humphries et al. 2002).

In both studies, the adaptation of the Charlson comorbidity measure for use with ICD-10 data yielded similar prevalence and prognosis information to a Charlson comorbidity measure based on ICD-9-CM.

Apart from aging of the population, other relevant factors are related both to the adaptation of developing countries to a western lifestyle, with a likely new epidemic of risk factors (such as smoking and unhealthy dietary habits) among the more disadvantaged, and to an increased exposure to occupational and environmental risks.

Understanding the precise molecular specificity of both the adaptation and persistence of pathogens with their hosts will yield novel insights into virulence and, potentially, new intervention strategies.

The urban characteristics of both districts testify the adaptation of Lu. longipalpis to environments modified by humans and the urban transmission pattern of VL in Governador Valadares.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03587.002 Genetic exchange is both fundamental to the adaptation of bacterial cells faced with ever-changing environmental conditions and the cause of the alarming dissemination of antibiotic resistance determinants among the bacterial pathogens.

The population dynamics of gene copy-number variation in populations are therefore important for understanding both the adaptation and evolution of novel genes.