Sentence examples for bring adaptation from inspiring English sources

In this article, we develop a multi-dimensional framework to explore the extent to which climate mitigation forestry projects bring adaptation concerns into their design and implementation phases, using three Belizean projects as case-study material.

Pratchett has worked with Youth Music Theatre UK several times over the last few years to bring adaptations of both Mort and Soul Music (novel) to the stage.

The future may also bring adaptations of this technology and agents for the monitoring of disease progression and therapeutic intervention in human RA.

The next two decades brought adaptations — words like "telecommuting" and "flextime" entered the vocabulary — and because times were good, companies saw the benefits of going along.

Genetic exchange can increase the speed of adaptation by bringing adaptive gene complexes together (Fisher 1930; Muller 1932) and halting the deleterious action of Muller's ratchet (Muller 1964), while complementation can mask the fitness effects of deleterious mutations (Mindich et al. 1985; Cicin-Sain et al. 2005).

A spokeswoman for Channel 4 said the company was "thrilled" to bring the adaptation of Lundstrom's "wonderfully original" series to new audiences.

Planting trees has diverse ecological and economic benefits, which bring about adaptation to climate change.

Its author, Marjane Satrapi, teamed up with Vincent Paronnaud to bring an adaptation of her novel "Chicken With Plums" to the screen.

While the negative feedback loops stemming from ERK-PP are shown to bring about adaptation and robustness to parameter variations, they can also induce dampened or sustained oscillations whenever activation attains certain threshold strength [ 4].

The presence of new genetic variants causes an increase of genetic diversity and may also bring novel adaptations in the recipient species [ 2, 3].

Moreover, the experimental results show that the performance gain brought by adaptation can have a higher overall impact than score normalization alone.