Sentence examples for case of adaptation from inspiring English sources
Molecular adaptation in photosynthetic Rubisco enzyme represents the first known case of adaptation at the protein level during a recent adaptive radiation and reveals molecular bases of physiological and ecological evolution during rapid radiations in island endemics.
In the case of "Adaptation," released May 20 on a disc without many extras, a planned special edition will take longer.
However, in case of adaptation, fluconazole was mainly chosen.
In the case of adaptation to lateral displacement, they must relearn the way retinal stimulations vary as a function of reaching for targets at different body-relative locations.
Effective proposals of a historic building energy retrofit (or a cultural landscape) can be implemented in a conscious way, tending to an architectural and landscape integration, without changing the monumental building, as it often happens in the case of adaptation of a new building to the new rules.
For example, M. leprae, the causal agent of leprosy, represents a model case of adaptation through massive genome reduction [25].
In case of adaptations to extremes of pH, salinity, and pressure, membrane components and protective small molecules often play an important role and have been studied quite extensively [ 1– 3].
An adaptive explanation holds that irreversible states represent cases of adaptation to different environmental conditions between the extant and ancestral species.
In a literature review, we found a total of 17 supposed cases of adaptation, mostly based on common garden experiments with organisms only deriving from typically two or three sampling locations.
Previous studies have found cases of adaptation to heterogeneous environmental conditions through evolution towards a more generalist way of life [ 32, 34, 35].
Difference between mutualists and parasites are delineated, and most importantly, commonalities are found between the classes of genes and changes in rRNA operons that are observed in many phylogenetically independent cases of adaptation to a host-associated lifestyle.
