Sentence examples for causing adaptation from inspiring English sources

Existing analyses based on control engineering approaches have not been very explicit about whether metabolic or gene-expression regulation would be involved, but designed different ways in which regulation could be organized, with the potential of causing adaptation to be perfect.

This micropolicy brings inequality in access to developmental opportunities and education resources, causing adaptation-induced disadvantages, institutional neglect, and institutional elimination at entrance exams.

It could, for example, produce blinding glare or dazzle; it might result in high luminance in parts of the visual field, thereby diminishing contrast in other parts of the field; or it could cause adaptation to a higher illuminance level than is appropriate for the remainder of the visual field.

Training introduces a delay which causes adaptation on outdated channel information.

Climatic and environmental changes in cold regions cause adaptation through ecological and evolutionary responses by organisms.

Shubin succeeds in showing that evolution by natural selection can cause adaptation but is not always perfect.

In contrast to changing these root causes, adaptation measures would be to accept mass movements in a certain area and change road alignment.

"What you do to the bone through a lifetime causes adaptation, if it's strenuous and repetitive enough," says Dr Shaw.

For example, pre-exposure to NH4Ac does not cause adaptation to NH4Ac or cross-adaptation to NaCl.

To combine pulsed movements across leftward and rightward pulse directions, we subtracted leftward from rightward movements and divided by 2. On postpulse movements, adaptation is in the opposite direction of the force pulse in the pulsed movement; leftward pulses cause adaptation in the positive x-direction and rightward pulses cause adaptation in the negative x-direction.

To see whether changing environments in the past may have caused adaptation or maladaption to our current life style, we examined whether these loci showed a signature of recent selection, using genome-wide SNP data from the HapMap populations and a genome-wide SNP dataset of 846 Dutch bloodbank controls.