Sentence examples for changes or adaptations from inspiring English sources

"I have authorship regarding any changes or adaptations," Mr. Garatti said by telephone from Milan, where he is involved in other off-again-on-again efforts to finish the school.

However, in order to avoid many changes or adaptations, researchers in GeoNet project implemented their geonetworing layer in the application layer [13].

About half of the self-professed creationists interviewed claimed to have entered the course already accepting "micro-evolution," and several more came to accept "small-scale changes" or "adaptation".

In the model the bias gradually accumulates during perceptual dominance, due to gradual sensitivity changes, or adaptation [11], [12], of neurons that code the currently dominant percept.

Microbial changes or adaptation also influence the epidemiology of zoonoses with a wildlife reservoir.

Our hypothesis is that the reprogramming of the newborn's energy metabolism through epigenetic changes or adaptation in response to a detrimental fetal environment contributes to explaining the long-term interindividual variability in obesity and diabetes risk.

Similarly, "Pressure is something forced upon an organism or its environment, and in this situation, the pressure causes change or adaptation in the organism".

Personal contacts, voluntary regional cooperation, or informal meetings (for example, with colleagues of different areas of responsibility) were described as fruitful and successful occasions for knowledge exchange on climate change or adaptation possibilities.

We conclude that the evolution of vascular plants has been associated with a significant change or adaptation in the function of the IRX10 gene family.

Within their first two years in medical school, most students changed their understanding of medical knowledge with regard to its certainty and considered medical knowledge open to change or adaptation.

Due to the higher selective pressure imposed upon parasites passaged through the already resistant-selected host lines (R), such parasites may be predicted to demonstrate faster reciprocal change or adaptation than those passaged through the initially unselected hosts (U).