Sentence examples for clear adaptation from inspiring English sources

David Nicholls's clear adaptation intercuts between the unendurable pathos of the father's deathbed, and the son's childhood memories in flashback.

The mean population fitness in both experiments 1 and 2 increases with generation (Fig. 1), and there is clear adaptation within just five generations in all student labs, showing that adaptation by natural selection is a robust, demonstrable mechanism.

The New York Dramatic Mirror praised the production and commented on the clear adaptation of Shakespeare's work, resulting in an unusually clear presentation of the story.

The results demonstrate clear adaptation to the delayed force perturbations.

This lack of correlation occurred despite clear adaptation to the leech environment by isolates obtained from leeches.

The structure of gibbon songs shows a clear adaptation to improved long-distance transmission.

However, using 5 mM H2O2 in stress pre-treatments resulted in clear-cut adaptation to severe MSB stress (Fig.  3).

The persistence of such a species with clear adaptations for manipulation and grip, alongside MP humans or perhaps even alongside modern humans, would challenge many assumptions about the development of the archaeological record in Africa.

When the British established themselves in India in the late 18th century, it soon became clear that adaptation was needed.

As a report from the World Bank noted, it's not clear "that adaptation to a 4°C world is possible".

This pad was also present in remingtonocetids, suggesting that underwater sound transmission was effective in remingtonocetids, a clear aquatic adaptation (Nummela et al. 2007, 2004).