Sentence examples for characteristic adaptation from inspiring English sources

1° muscle spindles had a characteristic adaptation of discharge frequency at the end of the ramp phase of stretch.

Flight is a characteristic adaptation of birds, and therefore the position of a bird's body while in flight is extremely important.

For many evolutionists, this means explaining the possession by species of characteristic adaptations.

Although such information is limited for heat exposure in elite team sport players, the characteristic adaptations to heat have been shown to return to normal values ∼3 weeks following cessation of acclimation exposure.

Strong selection can fix advantageous large-effect mutations underlying domestication, ecotype characteristics, adaptation, and fruit quality for example [ 22].

Upon stimulus with a step, CheY activity and therefore clockwise bias drops and the cell starts running more, then slowly adapts back to the steady-state with a characteristic timescale (adaptation time).

This inverse effect is characteristic of adaptation.

Whereas hamsters with sham implants showed the expected daily torpor bouts in SD that are a characteristic winter adaptation in this species, torpor bouts did not occur in hamsters bearing intrahypothalamic T3 implants, demonstrating that local thyroid hormone availability is also key to this aspect of seasonal energy metabolism (Murphy et al., 2012).

Of course, any bacterium persisting in lizard mouths may evolve and adapt to that environment, so characteristics of the same bacterial species from other environments may not match its characteristics after adaptation to lizard mouths.

Land plants contain two major groups, bryophytes and tracheophytes, which differ in many ways but which share distinctive characteristics for adaptation to dry land.

Malate and ADY had no effect on ruminal pH characteristics during adaptation.